Distribution' WettHer Today y deudy today, tonJ|W and tomwrcw. Kltfaek temper- WDBANK 117,175 ature today »; knrwt, tonight 18. II to a m.p.h. Easterly winds today becoming variable tomor- MONDAY THUOVGUrBlDAY-MST. JOT SH I-OOIO row., See weather," page I. »• ZR WEEK Issued dally, Monday tnrough Friday. Second Cilia Pottage RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1961 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE VOL. 84, NO. 17 iPald at Red Bank and at Additional Malllnc OUtces. I CARRIER New Steeple Fishermen Hit Shark Chemical's Military Boost Value Stressed ASBURY PARK—Officials from. But before the meeting in 12'seashore towns, plus a smat-:Convention Hall dispersed, the ering of other citizens met here group left a message with the esterday to learn how a chem- host, Assemblyman Clifton T. Discussion Set ical compound that "smells like Barkalow of Monmouth, and two dead shark" and has the color other assemblymen present. It of a squid's ink can scare live was: sharks off bathing beaches. i Keep party fishing boats and The speaker said the black, commercial moss bunker boats ainted powder is unoffensive to off &ote so theY won'' at!ract lumans. the sharks in the first place." Leads Attack By U. S., Allies Mrs. Dorothy Noe, Point Pleas- 'Ridiculous' ant, led the latter attack. Her complaint was against the com- mercial fishermen who draw To Meet large supplies of fish into their Beaches holes and later, after washing, flush the residue back to sea. Sharks follow blood. A^d Berlin these boats pump blood into the water right off swimming areas," Proposal she said. With the backing of others, she Threat told Mr. Barkalow and Assembly men Maurice Brady of Hudson WASHINGTON (AP) — Scored and William Hierin^ of Ocean, TRENTON (AP) — Richard J. there should be a law prohibit- The United States was ex- Hughes, the Democratic can- ng flushing of fish wastes into pected today to begin im- didate for governor; has repeated he sea within three miles of his call for unrestricted access to beaches. mediate consultation with New Jersey's beaches. Wants Report the Allied powers on Presi- At the same time, in a state- The assemblymen asked state dent Kennedy's decision for ment yesterday, he criticized his biologist Paul Hamer, who was opponent, James P. Mitchell, the present, to give them a report reinforcing Allied military power Republican candidate, for sug- later on existing regulations and to meet the Soviet threat over ;esting that shore towns handle also what changes might Berlin. the explosive beach restriction beneficial. Kennedy met with his top situation on a local basis. (See SHARKS, Page 2) diplomatic and military advisers Hughes called the Mitchell pro- in a session of the National Se- posal "ridiculous" and added: curity Council at the White House "Such statements are to be ex- late yesterday. pected from a man who knows Third Caucus Press Secretary Pierre Saling- little and says less about the er said after the meeting "there needs and hope of the people of This Week w»re decisions made.H He said UP IT GOES—Riggers yesterday raised n ew steeple for the First Baptist Church, in New Jersey." that the administration now en- Holmdel village. Church's steeple and part of roof were damaged by fire last Has Obligation Is Scheduled ers into "the phase of consulta- August. Since then, Charles B. Hembling and Sons, Red Bank builders, have been ion with our Allies." Mitchell had said, "A munici- LONG BRANCH-City Council The first talks wera expected repairing damage to the church, whose history dates to 1468. For » view of the pality with very little beach space will have its third caucus of the PRESIDENT KENNEDY gestures during news conference to be with Britain. France and certainly has an obligation to pro- church with steeple in place, see page 2. week tonight with two pressing in Washington when he announced he is making final West Germany, probably through vide for its own residents." He problems before it. their ambassadors in Washington. added that towns should co-oper- The new nine-member body, decisions on U.S. military maasures to meet the Soviet Those three countries are re- ate on beach space for the pub- with Mayor Thomas L. Me Clin- challenge to the Western Powers' position in Berlin. lic." garded by Kennedy and Rusk as tock presiding again after return Kennedy said, "We intend to honor our commitments." having a primary concern with Hughes said: from his 10-day wedding trip, will the Berlin problem, but discus- School Aid Revival "Our state now spends a million try to rule in a dispute between (AP sions with all IS NATO AlMes will dollars a year to preserve the its lone councilwoman and its foHow quickly in the NATO per- beachfront. This money comes woman acting city manager, and manent oounefl at Parll. The Impacted Areas Program Seen as Key from every taxpayer in the state. in a difference of opinion between Levitt Development U.S. NATO representative, Am- "The funds are spent in recog- its city attorney and acting city bassador Tfoomaa R. Finletter, WASHINGTON (AP) •<- Ito The ptcgram involves about billion public school grant bil nition of the fact that our.beaches attorney. participated in the NSC meeting are one of New Jersey's most congressional pilots of the frozen $300 million of annual aid to shelved in the House Rules Com Councilwoman Lucy Wilson yesterday. mittee Tuesday. valuable assets — valuable to the general federal aid to education school districts whose enrollments has been accused by Miss Sanita Board Wants Sewer are swollen because of federal Many House members and sen shore municipalities, in particu- J. Camassa, the city clerk and Kennedy's specifia decisions bill tried to bring it back to life ators have been demanding that lar, and the state, in general." acting manager, of violating were not disolosed, but it i* be- installations. It expired June 30. lieved that he made a basic pol- today through demands for con- The aid, known as the impacted if the general education bill is "Yet, Mr. Mitchell proposes state laws by giving orders to Plant in Township tinuance of a popular, separate dead, a separate impacted areas that New Jersey taipayers be city employees at the beachfront icy determination to increase the areas program, Would be revived size of U.S. armed forces to meet •chool program. i by provisions in the general S2.55 extension bill be put through prohibited from enjoying some of instead of moving through the MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — De- board at the time that "the wholi the benefits obtained with their council and manager. thlng was a misunderstanding." the Berlin crisis, H« made dear before Congress quits for the veloper William J. Levitt, Jr. at hii news conference yesterday year. own money. Declines Comment asked the Planning Board last Survey Check Bookmakers Names Is he oonaiden the threat to be SeetaVeto If Mr. Mitchell's theory Mrs, Wilson, though she de- night to confirm in writing where He said tha letter had bee: worldwid*. However, Rep. Frank Thomp- carried out to its absurd con clined comment today, has said it wants the sewer plant for the written to the borough withou son Jr., D-N. J., chief sponsor elusion, use-of our magnificent she has only made various rec- Levitt project located. the knowledge of Levitt officials Strength o( Forces of the general bill in the House, coastline would be limited to res- ommendations. She has said that The answer was unanimous— and was only part of a genera idents of the beachfront commun- Pretsnt V.S. regular Army and Collichio Disputed said, "It is my considered judg- her ideas were discussed with the Matawan Township. survey check being made by th« Marine Corps ground strength to- ities." ment that the President would council and were given to Miss Mr. Levitt said the state health engineers. tals about 1,033,000, of which Hughes said he'had n» quarrel Camassa in writing and that her veto any separate impacted area department had asked him for the Mr. Levitt last night also pre 856,000 is Army. In the reservoir legislation unless it was cut well with municipalities who charge only contact with employees has confirmation before it would dis- sented the board with a sketc beach fees to residents and non- been during tours on observation. of ground forces are about 399,- below the current level." cuss specifics of the sewer fa- of the project's sales exhibit t 000 National Guardsmen, 300,000 By Detective Chief residents alike. The Council rebuked Mrs. Wil- be constructed on Rt. 34 mid Thompson noted that 319 con- cilities in the planned 1,300-house trained Army Reserves and 208,- son at a caucus Monday for hav- gressmen — far more than a project. (See LEVITT, Page 2) (See MILITARY, Page 2) KEANSBURG - John M. Gaw- of being used In bookmaking op- majority — represent districts It Was 90, ing issued a statement to news- "If you will give us a clear- ler, chief of county detectives, erations. where schools receive help under papers calling beachfront oper- cut expression of your feelings, •aid yesterday that Mayor Louis Mr. Collichio at that time told the 10-year-old impacted areas But No Record ating conditions "chaotic." She we can then proceed with a study Collichio "is wrong" when he said The- Register that bookmaking program. . had said lifeguards were ~EONG BRANCH ~ fhnhep and ^it Tricky Weather THaTtRe names of bookmakert-in was a big—business in the bor- Sen. Wayne Morse, D-Ore., trained and were-not-pay ing at- ommendations for your review," mometer climbed to 90 at noon tention to their duties: that the borough are known to the ough and that the names of the chairman of the Senate Educa Mr. Levitt told the board, prosecutor's office. bookies were well known through- yesterday, but no record was set. beaches were dirty, and that hun- Still Big Space Shot Problem tion subcommittee which would dreds of bathers were going on Dolan's Motion At Tuesday night's Borough out town. have to handle any separate Sen- The weather bureau here has reported thafrecord high for the the beaches without "paying fees Council meeting, Mayor Collichio He also charged that "payoffs ate extension bill, told newsmen On a motion by Harold J. Do- CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) som's tint attempt Tuesday, And charged that the prosecutor need were being made" so that book- day was in 1957, when the tern because of unsupervised openings Ian, the board directed a letter —For the third time astronaut again Wednesday after he 'spent flatly he would do nothing to get perature was 96. in fences. go no further "than his own rec- ies were able to operate in the such legislation enacted. to Mr. Levitt stating its desire to Virgil I, (Gus) Grissom — and 314 hours lying in his space cap- ords"-to learn the names of the Highest temperature forecast "Yes" Votes 5,000 men giving direct support- community. "It is my opinion," he said, have the sewer facilities "built ule atop a fully-fueled rocket. persons the mayor was speaking In his letter, Chief Gawler for today is 80 degrees, but the But when a vote was taken on and mainained in Matawan gambled today against tricky Pulie Races Up of. "that the aid provided in the im Newark Airport bureau predicts a proposal to remove Mrs. Wil weather to permit his ride into asked that the mayor turn over pacted areas laws will and should Township." Grissom's pulse raced up to The mayor's statement at the any information he had on the a possible 91 with cooling brief son as a co-chairman of the Board members again voiced space tomorrow. come to an end unless the Con- showers expected tomorrow beaches and public property 120 countt g minute during the council table was prompted by subject to the prosecutor. [heir wishes ihat the sewer sys- Early, weather odds indicated a countdown that fell 10'/j minutei a letter from Chief Gawler ask- (See AID, Page 2) night. (See CAUCUS, page 2) In reply Mr. Collichio charged tem be in no way connected to 6-10-4 chance skies would be clear short of blast-off, ing that he make known the that he had revealed names when ihe Matawan borough system. enough at 6 a.m. (EST) Friday names of any bookmakers active he appeared before the Grand The question of the sewer sys- for a go-ahead. In the borough. Jury in 1959 on another matter. The gamble now Is apparently Related Story, PbotM, Pag* 17 Register-Story- lem location, had caused some- —MrrGawler-said"thlrstSteTTfenf Selected forPe£iceJJorpsJ*os£ hing of ah uproar last month all on weatner. The letter was in reply to a was not true. when the board learned that the For in summer, this central But his doctor called that ex- statement appearing in The Reg- He challenged Mr. Collichio to Levitt firm's engineers, Albright Florida section is one 0' the pectable in the excitement, and ister last week in a story dealing make know* the names. Assignment Seen and Friel, Philadelphia, had writ- world's greatest areas for thun- said Griasom was always in fine with a raid on a home suspected (See GAWLER, Page 2) ten to the borough, inquiring about derstorms, and is often beset by shape. To Nigeria a possible hookup with the bor- clouds which, for a pre-set launch Excitement also stirred many ough system. . time, could obscure the eyes of of the 5,000 engineers, scientists, "WEST"LONG BRANCH —' Wil- The Planning Board immediate- cameras to irack manned rocket technicians and sailors, stationed liam Jackson, 21, a June graduate flight, said ill. S, Weather Bu- at this missile base, on island Tun isiaBreakingOff of Monmouth College, learned ly rejected any such arrange- ment. reau expert. tracking stations, on ships at set yesterday that he will spend most Cloudy weather postponed Gris-i (See WEATHER, Page 2) of the next two years in Nigeria, Mr. Levitt explained to the French Relations teaching English literature to African high school students. TUNIS (AP) - French and and 20 wounded in clashes with Tunisian troops exchanged fire the Tunisians yesterday and early Mr. Jackson will be the first Church Finds New Site •gain early today on the fringes today. Monmouth College man to enter of the sprawling French Naval The French also said their com- the Peace Corps, He learned; Base at Bizcrte, and President (See TUNISIA, Page 2) early this month that he had been Blocked in Runison, May Build in Fair Haven Habib Bourguiba announced he accepted for training. Yesterday Is breaking off diplomatic — but the corps sent him a telegram FAIR HAVEN — The Fair A variance will bpnecded, he lands by concentrating people not consular — relations with telling him his probable destina- Haven Methodist Church has said, for a technicality concern- and cars In the area on certain France, tion. found a new location here for its ing the road to be built on the days. The Tunisian president, trying Index ..! had been expecting to go to proposed new building. hand, he said. However the need Seen Unlalr to drive France from the b i g; paae:South America, since he speaks Rev. James C. Rupert an- (or the variance will in no way After the decision, Rev. Rupert naval base it retained after its Amusements 18 a little Spanish, but expressed de nounced yesterday Ihat the delay or halt the church's plans charged the church had not been Tunisian protectorate gained in-! Births 2 light with the African assign- church will be located in the 1 (c> "build or buy," be indicated. treated fairly by the board. His As the result of action last dependence in 1956, told a news Jim Bishop « ment. center of the Lovett Nursery charges were promptly denied month by Boroup.li Council, resi- conference 24 Tunisians had been Hal Boyle 12 •>pe." he said, "that I may tract, 575 f-H off Ridge Rd., in by Rumson Mayor Peter Cart- dential lots in the Lovett tract killed in clashes with French Bridge : 19 be able to contribute to better this borou' tncll. which do not front on Ridge Rd. troops. Classified , HW7 between us, as In May, the church was denied The preliminary plans for the must cover at least one acre. The casualties, Bourguiba said, Comics .'. „ 19 Americans, and the African peo- permission by the Rumson Zoning contemporary style church will Included 20 kjlled Tunisian troops Crossword Puzzle _ It ple we wijl be working with." Board of Adjustment to build the Rev. Rupert yesterday pointed not be altered because of the during the night threw back a Editorials fi History Major proposed new building in that out that the Fair Haven zoning change In site location Rev. Ru- French unit trying to force its Herblock 6 Mr. Jackson, who lives at 1904 borough also on a site off Ridge code, unlike Rumson's docs not pert said last night. The church way through a roadblock at Men- Kitty Kelly ."'Z 20 iCleveland Ave., West Belmar, Rd. have an amendment requiring will accommodate 500 persons. - variances for the construction of zel-Bourguiba, on the outskirts of Movie Timetable 13 was a history major at Monmouth The new five-acre site will have "It is to be an "all-family churches in residential zones. the Bizerte area. French authori- Obituaries 2 College. He was an Honor So- AFRICA BOUND — William Jackson, left, of 1904 direct access to Ridjje Rd. Part church," he said, offering a place ties in Paris denied the clash had Sylvia Porter .' 6 ciety member, and finished 19th j Cleveland Ave., West Belmar, a June graduate of Mon- of the land abuts on the dead end The Rumson zoning unit ruled for worship, education and fellow- Occurred. In a class of 224, - I of McCarter Ave., where a rear in May that construction of a ship. • • ;•• Radio-Television 18 mouth College, discusses Nigerian Peace Corps as- 30 Wounded Social 20-21 He applied to the Peace Corps | entrance to the property Is paved parking lot adjacent to the Size of the area will permit The French had reported 30 of George Sckolsky ; 6 last April, and took two day-long" signment letter with George Noel, college dean of planned. proposed building would create not only parking lots and pos- their men wounded in the shoot- Sports 24-25 examinations for corps entrance instruction. It was Mr. N»el who, at Mr. Jackson's Rev, Rupert said the church drainage problems. In addition, sible expansion but also the con- in May and June. has an option on the property the board said an institutional struction of recreational facilities. ing yesterday. Stock Market . S history teacher, encouraged the youth to apply for the Sources in Paris said two Successful Investing 1 His parents, he said, were which is "tantamount to getting use of the property would detract A softball field and picnic grove Frencjj soldiers had been killed W. S. White 8 (See NIGERIA, Page 2) corps. , it." from the usefulness of nearby figure In ths plans, ha »ald. -%-ThiinSaj, July 20, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER WeoHier New Jersey New Jersey — Raia ending Births County Says No Nigeria early this morning with fair News Briefs OBITUARIES y y weather the rest of the day. High (Continued) near 90 in most places, Fair to- Rlvcivlew Associated Press p R F somewhat apprehensive when night with low mostly in the 60a Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lane, 48 FRANK JT. MOLJCAR po Request For word of his acceptance cami except near " South Bay Ave., Highlands, JERSEY CITY—A new salary HIGHLANDS — Frank J. Moli- early this month, but he has "ex- in the south daughter, yesterday. schedule and administrative code car, 67, of 409 Bay Ave., died plained away" their fears, an east cornei Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Dworne- have been adopted by the Jer- Tuesday in Veterans Hospital, Noting Machines now they seem quite enthusiastic Tomorrow fair, kowski. Clover Knoll La., Holm- sey City Council. They were ap- East Orange. I" FREEHOLD - New York City about his far-away post. quite warm anc del, a son, yesterday. proved without amendment yes- Mr. Molicar was born to New- l':Mll have to look further than He will leave Sunday for Har- more hum! Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Balady terday, 7-2, after opponents as- ark and had resided here 50 years. SMbnmouth County In its search vard, where he will have a six- with high nea; West Richards St., Hazlet, a son, sailed the measures for an hour. He was the proprietor of Mulli. L Jdr voting machines for use in week period of intensive training or slightl yesterday. The schedule provides $6,000 a gan's Tavern here. '••Its three-party primary election in the history, customs and mores above 90 i Mr. and Mrs. David Hull, 29C year for counciimen, $15,000 for Mr. Molicar was a veteran of ^•W^itests in September. of Africa, and especially of N most sections. Dartmouth Rd., Fair Haven, department directors and $22,500 World War I, a member of the •'; > *The Board of Freeholders yes. geria. MARINE son, yesterday. for the business administrator. Elks, Long Branch; Masons, New- I'-teyday turned down a request of He will also undergo a physica Cape May to Mr .and Mrs. John Flynn, 41 Council President John J. Kd]ew- ark, and American Legion, and rtfie Shoup Voting Machine Com- "toughening" program designec Block Island- Dartmouth Dr., Hazlet, a son ski said changes sought by critic Chamber of Commerce, both pany, which supplies county ma- to prepare him for the strenuou Variable winds five knots this Monmouth Medical Center of the measures may be consid- here, and the United Tavern Own- •ttbines and also services New life ahead. morning becoming southerly 1( Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rikei ered later. But he said the codi ers Association. ? (York City, to lend its more than Train In Africa to 15 knots this afternoon. South 830 Center St., Union Beach, had to be adopted without delaj Surviving are his wife, Mrs. "450 vote counters to the city for When this course is completed west to west winds about five son, this morning. "to get the city moving." Coun- Cora White Molicar; four sisters, -• the primary. he will have two week's leave tc knots tonight becoming south to Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Marino, ciimen Fred Martin and Thoma Mrs. Milicent Hull of Brielle and ' Though New York City would bid farewell to home and friend: southwest 10 to 15 knots Friday 3 Private Rd., Highlands, daugh- Maresca offered amendments Mrs. Mae Hildebrand, Mrs. Viola guarantee transportation and in- and then go to Africa. After h( afternoon. Rain ending this morn- ter, this morning. that would have pared various Kaufman and Mrs. Anna Rowe, surance, the proposed return date arrives he will have further train ing with fair weather this after- Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Smith salaries by $3,000. all of Union, and a brother, Jacob :; would be early in October. Free- at the University College ol noon through Friday. Visibilit) 584 Clinton PI., Belford, a son, Molicar of Bloomfield. holders agreed this would be too Ibadan, Nigeria. near one mile in rain and some this morning. TRENTON—Firemen In ad- The funeral will be Saturday at late to allow proper servicing, re- Tog this morning but otherwis Mr. and Mrs. Dale Burd, 1( jacent Hamilton Township are 11 a.m. in the Posten Funeral • pair and delivery to local polling These plans are subject t change, he pointed out, since ne- five miles or more. Hiawatha Ave., Oceanport, a son a little perplexed about human Home, Atlantic Highlands. Burial places in time for the November TIDES yesterday. nature. The desk man got a call will be in Monmouth Memorial general election. gotiations about the program are still under way. However, if th (Sandy Hook) Mr. and Mrs. John Krutak, RD from an excited woman last Park. Nigerian assignment doesn't work Today — High 1:52 p.m., lo 4, Jackson Hill Rd., Freehold, nlght-'There's a fire at 2490. Military out, he and his group will go to 8:10 p.m. son, yesterday. The whole place Is on fire." MRS. NORA LOFTUS Friday — High 1:51 a.m. am Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mark, The lady didn't give her street KEANSBURG — Mrs. Nora (Continued) another African country, Peac< Corps authorities have explained. 2:43 p.m., low 8:26 a.m. and 9:1 207 Oakwood Ave., Long Branch, before she hung up, and the O'Neill Loftus, 76, of 33 Lohsen desk man called police to see 000 in the ready reserve of the By January, it Is planned, he p.m. a son, yesterday. Ave., died yesterday at home. Marine Corps. (For Red Bank and Rumsoi Mr. and Mrs. Wiibert Bestle, If they knew of any fire. They She was born at Carbondale, will be teaching English in sent out cars to check. Then Administration officials hac Nigerian high school. He will live, Bridge, add two hours; Se; 4 South View West, Middletown, Pa., and had lived In Keansburg been saying privately for several Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Lonj a son, yesterday. the same woman called. "Never four years, moving here from dress and eat as those living in mind, we have it under con- weeks that the developing threats that area do. He will get a sub- Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High Mr. and Mrs. Don A. KarHdc, Newark. She was a member of • against Berlin by Soviet Premier ands Bridge, add 40 minutes). 347 Maple PI., Keyport, a son, trol now." "You forgot to tell St. Ann's Catholic Church. sistence allowance while he is me the name,of the street," Khrushchev provide the focal abroad, and $75 a month will be CHARLESTON, W. Va. (AP) - yesterday. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. •point of danger at present bu Flash floods hit Charleston, W. SAFE LANDING—It took an hour and 15 minutes for the desk man said. "Oh, you Mary Stewart of Keansburg; a banked for him here in the United weren't even going to bother that the peril to U.S. interest in States, to be saved for him until Va., after torrential rains, caus workmen to raise and put in place the new steeple for sister, Mrs. Mary McNamara of 'such distant places as Southeas to come eh?" the woman re- he has completed his time ing the deaths of at least four tha First Baptist Church in Holmdel village. Church Pennsylvania; and four grand- Asia, v/hich Kennedy himse! persons. Hundreds of persons- Aid plied. children. Her husband was the mentioned at the news confer abroad. officials estimated that repairs'to the building will be The new Peace Corps member's more than 100 families—were (Continued) late John W, Loftus, who died • ence, must be taken into ac- forced to flee their homes. Com- gress proceeds to pass a general completed soon. The church will be placed back into JACKSON, Miss.--Joan Pleune, April 25. " count. first act when he learned of his 22, of South Orange, N. J., was assignment was to go straight to munications were disrupted. education bill." use in the early part of September. A high mass of requiem will be Another Security Council meet The heaviest rain in more than among those released on bond Monmouth College, to tell faculty Reject Proposal offered Saturday at 9 a.m. in St. ing was scheduled for today. But 10 years, more than five Inches yesterday after being arrested Ann's Church. Burial will be in it was understood to have been members who had encouraged Morse, who piloted a $2.55 bi as a "freedom rider." The $500 him and written recommendations drenched the West Virginia city St. Joseph's Cemetery, Keyport, called to deal with problems oth- of 85,000 and nearby areas In lion general grade and high schoo Arrest Pair De Forest bond for her was posted by to officials. bill through the Senate in May CORE, which sponsors the riders. under direction of the John J. er than Berlin. five-hour period last night. Hard- Ryan Funeral Home. The President has clamped Interviewed there yesterday he est hit were the narrow valleys noted that more than one-third o: .secrecy lid on yesterday's deci- said. the nation's children are educated After Raid Will Filed TRENTON—A Hillside man of numerous streams flowing Into MRS. BESSIE SLOTSKI . sions pending a report to the "I wish I could claim to know the Kanawha River, which di- In districts which benefit from LOS ANGELES (AP)-Dr. Lee and a Camden County woman nation next Tuesday night ond rather more than I do abou' the impacted areas program. have been penalized for viola- LAKEWOOD (AP) - Mrs. Bes- vides Charleston. On Tavern de Forest whose invention of the sie Slotski, 57, of 801 Clifton Ave. a message to Congress on Nigeria, but if you'll ask me again Lightning killed four constru' His subcommittee, in acting on three-element vacuum tube helped tion of the state Pharmacy Act, Wednesday. The half hour re- in six weeks, after the training the general measure, rejected a CLIFFWOOD—George Meinzer, Attorney Gen. David D. Fur- died yesterday of injuries suf- tion workers near Cambridgi spawn the vast electronics indus- fered Sunday night when she was port to the nation Tuesday night at Harvard, I'll be able to answer Ohio, when they took refuge un Kennedy recommendation that Middlesex Rd.p will have a pre- try, left only $1,250 in cash. man said yesterday. Joseph R. at 9 pjm. EST will be carried all questions." this aid be cut down. liminary hearing in Municipa Schafman, owner of Miller's struck by a car while crossing der a tree from a severe electrii Dr. de Forest's will was file Rt. 9 at 4th St. live on ali radio and TV net- "they if you'll ask me about al storm. President Kennedy told a news Court Tuesday night on a charge for probate yesterday by hii Pharmacy, Hillside, suffered a works. Nigeria two years from now, I conference yesterday that the two of bookmaking, police reported six-month suspension of his reg- The driver of the car, Mrs. Thunderstorms battered,, wesl fourth wife, former actress Marii Yolanda Troisi, 21, of 121 Cedar Basks Policy hope I'll be able to answer in a issues should be kept in one bill. According to Police Chief J. Mosquini. The famed inventoi istration for dispensing legend central Kansas. One man was Edgar Wilkinson, Meinzer was St., Nutley, told police Mrs. Slot- Meanwhile the State and De- Nigerian dialect!" killed when he tried to pull Congress would not meet its re- died June 30 at 87. drugs without a prescription sponsibilities, he said, if it passed arrested Tuesday afternoon after and failing to record narcotics ski was crossing the highway fense Department, Budget Bu- broken power line off a natural Mrs. de Forest's attorney sal against a red light. Mrs. Troisi reau and otlher government agen- only impacted areas legislation. three Division of Alcoholic Bev- her husband held patents which properly, Furman said. He said gas meter behind his home at erage Control agents and Troop- said it was raining and her car cies involved are to put into Plainville. Kennedy also gave heart to could yield further income, but Mrs. Ruth M. Weeks, of Col- Sharks supporters of the general bill at er Peter Coughlin of the Keyport wick, was fined $100 tor sell- skidded as she tried to avoid Mrs. precise end detailed form the Wind gusts were clocked at 121 they are not doing so now. Slotski. plans for action growing out of (Continued) the Capitol with his assertion that state police raided the Cliffwood The will, signed in 1954, left ing a drug without a proper m.p.h. at the Hays, Kan., Airport, nn. prescription. Mrs. Slotski suffered a broken yesterday's basic policy deci- The demand temporarily pu where three planes were damaged the general school bill is "prob- all property to Mrs. de Forest sions. Foreign governments chemist Howard B. Reiffel, presi ably the most Important piece of Chief Wilkinson said that the except for bequests of $1 each to arm, broken ribs, broken leg and and the doors of a hangar blown agents and the trooper "placed internal injuries. whose co-operation is considered dent of the Presto Dyechem Co. off. Hailstones ranged from the domestic legislation I have re- three daughters. TRENTON —Esteran DelvaHe, essential to the success of the Yonkers, N. Y., in the back- quested." bets" with Meinzer, a bartender The Hollywood Blvd. home, thi 21, of 106 Bridge St., drowned in sire of golf balls to tennis ball atMhe tavern. U.S. action program will be in- ground. He had helped build up n the storm belt. Heavy damage Shortly after his news confer- inventor shared with his fourth 10 feet of water while swimming formed in the meantime and pre- to the audience remarks by con- ence, the Senate Labor Commit- The chief said that the man- wife is owned by her, the lawyer 50 feet from shore in the Dela- Weather was reported. Hail and rain meas ager, George Pouzenc, Jr., who sumably congressional leadens ceding with Mr. Hamer tha tee approved 11 to 4 anothei said. ware River Tuesday. Louis Mai- (Continued) ured up to four inches north oi lives on the premises was v^MI be consulted. chum used for fishing bait and Hays, along the Saline Klver. piece of school legislation on bonado, 15, Delvalle's brother-in- charged with maintaining a build- law, witnessed the drowning and and In technical centers, who TTie President's decisions are blood attracts sharks. Some early morning tempera- which the President had put an understood to fall In three cate- ing for bookmaking purposes. called police. Malbonado said were geared up for Grlssom's Later both Mr. Reiffel and Mr. tures; New York 73, rain; Chica- urgent tag — extension of th Levitt ride. Hamer agreed that, even with 1958 national defense education He also will receive a hearing DelvaHe appeared to tire as he go 73, cloudy; Boston 73, cloudy; Tuesday night. (Continued) neared the shore and went un- Grissom was to spend the day Those requiring actions for elimination of all fishing activi- Washington 78, rain; Atlanta 70, act. Which he has the authority to Both have been placed under way between Broad St. and At der. in seclusion resting and continu- ty, sharks historically swim in cloudy; Miami 79, partly clear; The committee voted to broaden ing training for his trip designed ti>ka himself. For example, as large numbers in Jersey waters. $500 bonds pending the hearing, lantic Ave. Louisville 72, cloudy; Detroit 67, this law to cover some Kenned; the chief said. to gain additional Information in cbmmander-in-chiel he can send Cautions Approach clear; St. Louis 72, partly clear; recommendations as well as tc The exhibit will consist of six EUZABETH-Israel Alvarez, one or more divisions to strength- homes, one of each model to be Jr., 7, Is home after a two- the wake of Cmdr. Alan B. Shep- Mr. Hamer suggested a cautious Minneapolis 67, cloudy; Kansas include several new features ol ard's May 5 fight. en NATO defenses in Europe and approach to anti-shark moves, City 74, cloudy; Denver 62, part- its own. constructed in the project. months' effort by relatives to cm redeploy VS. air and naval It will be some 630 feet in get him out of Cuba. The boy New Countdown contending that traditionally mos ly clear; Dallas "81, clear; Phoe- Controversial Feature Hughes Picks forces.— all move* which have nix 89, clear; Seattle 67, clear; length and will be set 130 feet off was sent to Cuba 15 months A new countdown began this sharks fear man and avoid him The authorizations in the bil morning to ready the Friday been under serious consideration and that between 1917 and 1959 San Francisco %9, clear; Los An- the highway. There will be park- ago to attend school, but when with the prospect that tHey would for the current fiscal year woul Nine Aides ing space for about 100 cars. his parents sought to bring him launching. Liquid oxygen was re- New Jersey had no shark biting geles 67, cloudy; Anchorage 58, total $495 million as compared be ordered if and when the Ber- TRENTON (AP) — Richard J. Only one of the houses — thj back It was learned that his moved yesterday from the rocket, mishaps. cloudy, and Honolulu 77, clear, with about $22$ under present lin crisis grew more serious and Hughes, Democratic candidate one to be used as the official re-entry permit had expired. but the kerosene fuel was left in, threatening. "This product," he said of the law. With the aid of the State De- and space officials said they ex- Presto repellant, "is admittedly for governor, yesterday an- sales office—is to be equipped The President also may declare Most controversial feature of partment and Rep. Florence P. pected everything to be ready on only 97 per cent effective," Mr. nounced the names of nine aides with utilities. a national emergency, * step Tunisia the measure Is a provision for who will work in his campaign Mr. Levitt says he expects thi »wyer, R-JVJ, and others, the time. which under the law enacted by Hamer said. "What happens family got the Immigration De- a shark who isn't convinced by (Continued) $125 million In loans each year John C. Giordano of Long display to be completed "some- There remains the weather, with Congress five year* ago, would mander in Bizerte had turned to parochial and other private Branch, former Monmouth Coun- time in the fall." partment to allow Israel to re- a final report and decision set for Rive him automatic power to call it comes up to the beach. He wil turn. come through anyhow." down a Tunisian request for » schools to build classrooms for ty Judge, will be state vice chair- It is planned that the six house 10 p.m. (EST) tonight. up to a million armed forces re- truce this morning on the ground teaching of mathematics, science, man of Lawyers for Hughes. Weather must be fairly clear Mr. Reiffel explained that the will be tied in directly with the servists to active duty. Similarly that a truce could only be ar- foreign languages and physica William P. Reiss of South NEWARK-The Public Utility not over Cape Canaveral but also It is within the power of the ex- Presto compound diffuses in the over-all layout of the subdivision. ranged between military forces. fitness. Orange will serve as secretary- Asked by the board about the Commission said yesterday that the recovery area 290 miles out ecutive branch to Increase the ocean and creates a solid anti- Psftsate has filed an application shark barrier. The French commander called Morse defended this as constitu- treasurer of the lawyers group, status of his subdivision maps, n the Atlantic. draft call. on the Tunisians to withdraw thi tional and sound, and said he was and five county chairmen will be to eliminate the Erie-Lackawanna Friday, the problem may be Possessing the color of an ink Mr. Levitt said he was "hope- Additional Fund* women and children among the confident It would be retained on John T. Glennon of Elizabeth, Railroad tracks that run on Main more the Atlantic cloudiness than discharged--by__squld-jvjj£ii._this ful" they would be ready for sub- Ave. A similar application in 1949 h^i the floor. But a sharp-flgh^was eharies-JHM«ton-of-JeMey-Cuy, mlssion-Trt-next^month's-board here, said E. A. Amman of the legislation in order to make them under sea anti shark monster is Sanford L. Hollander of Newton, against the "Erie Railroad was about to attack, and the smell of ranks of the Tunisians toldien in prospect there. meeting. Weather Bureau. effective. Any substantial In- around the base, Senate Democratic leader Mike William F. Hanlon of Interlaken, approved by the PUC, but there crease In the level of the armed a dead shark, which other sharks In other business, the board re- wasn't enough money in the city's Bourguiba Mid a special Tunl Mansfield of Montana said the and Joseph C. Murphy of Somer- ceived an inquiry from Dominick forces or stepup in the rate of are know to detest, the com- ville. track elimination account to do pound persuades live sharks to sian representative would *rriv< bill might be called up for debate Grandinetti, Long Branch, regard- Caucus armament would require addi- late next week. A companion Dr. Martin R. Snook of New- it The Erie and Lacakawanna tional funds. The administration turn tail and flee, Mr. Reiffel in New York tonight to presenl ing the township's regulations on measure was shelved In the House ton and Donald L. Masten of merged last year. If the tracks (Continued) has made an Intensive study of said. Tunisian complaint against multiple-unit dwellings. were eliminated service would Security Rules Group Tuesday. Penns Grove will serve as Sus committee, Deputy Mayor Sam- the adequacy of U.S. military Film Showed France^ to the U. Mr. Grandinetti plans to build be diverted to other tracks which uel Marks and Councilman Mil- Council. He called for a council sex and Salem County chairman, efficiency apartments on a 10-acre power in the light of Its global He showed a film made by the respectively, of the citizens for also run through Passaic, but ton Untermeyer were the only responsibilities since Khrushchev meeting tonight or tomorrow. site off Matawan Road near the federal government about 10 Hughes organization. not through the busy Main Ave, ones to vote yes. announced about two weeks ago years ago demonstrating effec- The break in diplomatic rela- Garden State Parkway. Four council members ab- that he had halted the planned tiveness of the chemical. Handy tions will consist of closing the College Joseph P. Stenger, board chair- stained, two were absent, and cutback In the size of Soviet Individual packets have long been Tunisian Embassy in Paris and man, told Mr. Grandinetti thai PHILADELPHIA — A for- Mrs. Wilson voted in. her own forces. standard gear on life jackets of the French Embassy in Tunis. Education Seek to Ban the present zoning ordinance pro- mer assistant purchasing agent behalf. City Attorney Louis 3. Those decisions requiring all Navy personnel travelling over Bourguiba said Tunisia would hibits multiple-unit dwellings, bu for Campbell Soup Co. was Aikens ruled the 2 to 1 vote was Joint action with U.S. Allies. Such or through shark infested waters, continue to maintain consular rep- Drivers With that a substandard housing ordi fined $15,000 today for falling valid but Assistant City Attorney id On the Cuff nance was being worked on. .to file Income tax returns for Jacob Rand disagreed. The at- In conventional military strength As manufactured for beach use, let the French do likewise Tn TRENTON (AP) - A college Mr. Stenggf~estlnlHtganhrTiew ~flve~yeaTs. Louis~GnBallUick- torneys have been studying their !n NATO forces in 'Europe. The the chemical is packaged in Tunisia. education on the cuff? Heart Trouble" irdinance would be ready in abou rodt, 48, of Davids, was placed opinions and are to make new Kennedy administration for sev- bomb-like open-sided plastic The president said that besMe That's how 290 New Jerseyans TRENTON (AP> — A ban on two months. on probation for five years by reports tonight. eral months has been pressing carriers which are strung on a 20 Tunisians killed at Menwl- are handling their higher educa drivers with heart trouble has Mr. Grandinetti said he hoped Federal District Court Judge Meanwhile, the city manager's the European Allies to Increase cable 15 feet apart about 150 feet Bourguiba, two Tunisian troops tion. o start out with about 60 units, C. William Kraft, Jr. The gov- office disclosed that lifeguards the size of forces In being which been put forth for thestate's-con at sea. A dozen bombs cost $27 were slain at Menzil-pjemil and During the first year of the slderation by Attorney Gen. Da- :hree or four units to a building, ernment charged Malllnckrodt will undergo a life saving test would be ready for Instant ac- two guardsmen at an undisclosed and will give protection to a 200- state's education loan program fid D. Furman. failed to file income tax re- tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock.^ tion should an armed conflict de- place. turns for five years through foot front for nine hours. They they borrowed $155,000 from 40 Furman said yesterday that Find Mayor's Car The test will be directed by velop as a result of the dispute should only be used when patrols He said another section of 130 participating banks. 1958. The government charged Howard Rowland, Asbury Park with Russia over the future of quite a few traffic deaths are he had an Income of $54,000 ;ee signs of sharks moving to Tunisian soldiers had been cu In reviewing the academic year the result of heart seizure or In Middlctcmn Fire Department captain, who is West Berlin. off and had not been heard from from Campbell, of Camden, eaches, though they could be which ended June 30, Education stroke. RED BANK — Mayor George director of water safety for the used daily. He also accused the French of Commissioner Frederick M. Rau- A. Gray's car, stolen Monday N. J., and $27,838 from trust Monmouth County American Red In discussing the proposal with funds and rents during the He's Convinced utting off water supplies to the binger said yesterday that, the the state Council on Traffic Safe- night from the parking area back "ross chapter. idjolning the period. East "Mr. Reiffel said the chemical :lty of Bizerte students were using their loans ty, Furman said the obstacle of the municipal building, was re- Guards Tested is now in use off Long Beach, laval base. it 85 different colleges in the would be getting doctors to re- covered yesterday by police here Mr. Rowland said yesterday he L. I., and soon will be employed tate and at schools in 22 other port such conditions to the state It was located behind the Middle- NEWARK-^Mayors from five ested Long Branch guards last Keansburg off Fire Island, N. Y- tates. town Township High School ad- yf the state's largest cities met year with disappointing results. Motor Vehicle Divisionn. here yesterday to discuss com- Fish and chips will be sold the Mayor Eugene Lowenstein of In the coming academic year, Furman said he agrees that ministration building on Tindall He said only five of 20 guards Ground $500,000 in loans will be available, mon problems and ways to solve were able to swim out, with a first and third Friday of each Bradley Beach said he was con- loctor-patient relationships must Rd. Raublnger said. them. The five were Leo Carlin, life-saving buoy, to meet him Jlionth in the First Aid hall by vinced of the value of the com- )e kept confidential, but he Police Chief George Clayton Broken For A student can borrow up to $5,- said James Murphy, 305 East Rd., Newark's mayor who served as some 150 to 200 feet at sea. the Ladies' Auxilary of the First pound and bought a dozen cani- idded, "There is safety for all lost; Arthur Holland, Trenton; .Aid Squad. Mrs, Alan Frenchman sters. When they will be put in UOO to finance his studies. Belford, had called police after How many of those he consld- Pays Interest o be considered." lfred Pierce, Camden; Frank red unqualified remained on the and Mrs. Donald Younc were use, he said hasn't been deter- "I've discussed this with the spotting the car while he was New School While he is at college he pays working around the property. He Graves, Paterson, and Steven eaches during the summer or •hostesses at the moeting July 11. mined yet. ward of medical examiners and HIGHLANDS — Ground-break- nly the interest on his loan, said he had read reports of the Bercik, Elizabeth. Absent was may be there this year, he said, •f hey seemed inclined to go along Thomas Gangemi of Jersey City. The old City of London, which!'"? p to 5 per cent. Once he gradu- theft in local newspapers. he didn't know. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Geltincs. ates, he must start making ith doctors reporting on a vol He notified the group he could Monmouth Pkwy., have relumed consists of one square mile, has ! night for the start of construction of the new 27-room junior-senior monthly payments and wipe out mtary basis," he said. "But not not attend because of a previous home after spending three weeks "nly 4,900 permanent residents. s a requirement with penalties Cross-Exnininalion commitment. The five indicated However, it is London's financial Henry Hudson Regional School his debt In no more than six Gawler Mr. and Mrs. Frank Get- on the Trask property here. cars. igainst the physician for non-re- Of Eichmann Enlls they would meet every two tlngs, Jr., and family of Wichita, district and some 400,000 ppeoplp e jorting." months and discuss such prob- (Continued) Samuel P. Brown, regional Raubinger also reported that JERUSALEM (AP) - Attorney Kara. work there during a business The council voted to study the lems as health, traffic flow and Mr. Gawler also said that Mr. day. board president; Atlantic High- •Jew Jersey's six state colleges General Gideon Hausner conclud- larking. lands Mayor Robert S. McTague, lave a summer enrollment of 6,- iroblem, and also to look into :ollichio should act himself as Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Nestor ed his cross-examination of Adolf :hief executive in the borough to and Herman Black, president of 038 students, some 27 per cent he use of tranquilizers and Eichmann today, forcing a final and family, Ocean Ave., are New Jersey leads all other ;xempt narcotics by motorists. rid the town of bookmakers. He states in thr Union In farm in- the Highlands Borough Council, more than last year. confession from the ex-Gestapo SOVIET HELP spending three weeks at Lake Furman said state law might urged the mayor to use his police come per acre. participated In the ceremonies. He said the state schools have officer that he was part of a Nazi ELISABETHVILLE, Katanga George, N. Y. Mrs. William Construction of the $1,077,096 xpanded their facilities by also ie changed to provide for penal- orce to do so. BJloomenfeld, Shoreland Ter., ac- conspiracy to camouflage the AP)-Moise Tshombe's Katanga "And if he can't do the job school Is expected to start this lolding classes off-campus in lo- ies for those driving while under mass slaughter of the Jews be- lovernment threatened today to companied them. Mrs. hobert Stainton was hostess month. al high school classrooms. ie influence of such drugs which himself," said Chief Gawler, "we July 20. hind a blanket of lies. eek Soviet help to prevent thtS will be glad to do it for him if Hie school will be located be- Enrollments at the stale reportedly can produce symptoms But after two weeks of blister- icb secessionist province from Members of the Floridian Club he supplies us with names. hind- the Twin Lights Monument chools: akin to drunkenness. ing attack, the former head of jeing forced trf join a united will hold Its annual outing in New Mrs. Anna L. O'Neill, formerly Mayor Collichio'said yesterday overlooking Sandy Hook Bay and Trenton, 1,082; Montclair, 1,153,; Jewish affairs for the SS main- -ongo. York City in August. Mrs. Cor- of Belford and now residing in that he personally gave the names the ocean, ewark, 1,545; Paterson, 1,026,; No problem finding tenants tained to the end that his actions rine Breton recently entertained Miamiii , Fl visiting Mrs. Cor- of suspected bookies to the pros- Target date for completion It lassborol , 780; and Jersey City, when you advertise The Register were done on orders from his It pays to advertise in members at • rard party and rine Breton pi Ocean Ave. September of next year. 452. The ecutor and "it's up to him to L way.—Advertisement. superior officers. egister.—Advertisement. act." rt r ft To Match Ground "Forces RED BANK REGJ^TEH Hwraday, July Successful Investing Court Rules Join Guardian Lite..,. Closed-End Funds Present May Call Up Ai* Units, Too Spare Tree j Conservative Investment By ELTON C FAY Associated Preu Military AMaln Writer Of Neighbor ROGER E. SPEAR WASHINGTON (AP)—Any mobilization of National Guard Millar, 10 TRENTON (AP) — Neighbor, By and Reserve ground forces may be matched by action to increase ipare that treel (Q) "We have become interest- either Madison Fund or Lehman correspondingly the tactical air support and air lift transport for If you should get an urge to ed in closed-end investment com- Corp. is worth while. foot soldiers. More Getting chop down one of your neigh- And this could mean that some Air Force Reserve and Air panies, especially Madison Fund (Q) "What is your opinion ol bor's sturdy shade trees, get the National Guard men would be called to active duty. city to do it. That was the ad- and the Lehman Corp. What is Eli Lilly?" J. K. Final details of President Kennedy's over-all plan for aug- Army Honors your opinion of them?" W. L. & (A) Eli Lilly (OTC) had strong vice today from the Appellate Di- menting conventional war capa- vision of Superior Court. W. K. earnings gains during the middli bilities in the face of the Ber- Saturday Parade It said that William F. Ruff (A) you 1950's, but the trend has since lin crisis and. other world ten- Backs Claim Set for Croup want turn been slipping. Important scien- sions were assembled in a long may have to shell out some more your money tific breakthroughs are always White House session yesterday. On Retirement reenbacks for toppling some reen foliage on the property of over to pro- possible as a result of the com Earlier, in his news confer- Oh Program pany's large research program FORT MONMOUTH - Col Jul-Mr. and Mrs. Gerry G. Dreisbach fessional man- ence, Kennedy declined to indi- ian E. Millar, assistant vice pres- agement, m y but, at current market levels, the cate how much the plan might of Indian Lake. Five trees, to be shares have only moderate at- ident of the Western Union Tele- exact. opinion is that cost. Speculation has ranged For Relief graph Co., in the communication the closed-end traction for appreciation, in my widely, up to as high as $5 bil- network's research and engineer- The Superior Court ordered funds opinion. NEWBURGH, N. Y. (AP)-City Ruff to pay $500.60 to the Dreis- lion. Manager Joseph McD. Mitchell ing department, will retire from good a way military service here Saturday. bachs, but the higher court said as any to do Present at Meeting has presented new figures to back that didn't seem to be enough At the White House meeting' his claim that the threat alone of Col. Millar is a development so, since the trees were worth $1,810 Albert B. Vanderhoof John A. Ploplis CoLTrigg were the President, members of his city's new 13-point welfare engineering expert for Western and it would cost $950 to fix up SPEAR You will pay Union. the National Security Council, code brought a cutback in relief damage to 10 other trees and the SHREWSBURY — The George fields. They will operate out of a management fee, indirectly, but He, seven other officers and and Pentagon military advisers. even before the rules went into lawn. A. Hollywood agency of the the Hollywood Agency officeg at there is no sales charge aside Gets Executive The session intensified specu- four enlisted men — all with 20 effect. New Estimate Guardian Life Insurance Com- 759 Broad St. here. from the usual New York Stock lation that, among other things, Coming up with his third set of or more years of active or re- Exchange commission. serve military service — will be It sent the case back for a new pany of America recently an- Army Post Kennedy would declare a state of: figures in 10 days, Mitchell yes- nounced the appointment of two The portfolios of these compan- limited emergency under which given retirement honors at a post stimate of damages. FORT ^MONMOUTH — C terday said aid to dependent field representatives, Albert B. ies are managed by professionals he could summon some National garrison review starting at JO Ruff took matters (a saw and Thomas R>Trigg, 46, a residenl children cases dropped from 130 Vanderhoof and John A. Ploplis. Housing Called who are free to shift their po- Guard divisions to federal serv- a.m. axe) into his own hands in 1958 on the post here, has been ap- in May to 119 in June, a decrease tltion in order to follow a par- ice and call in reserves, either Retiring officers reviewing the and 1959 after a utility company Mr. Vanderhoof, of 51 Hillside pointed director of the Surveil- of Jl cases. Previously, he had ticular investment policy. as individuals or small, special- parade also will include: Col. and contractor refused to send St., River Plaza, was associated Big Problem lance Department of the Army's reported the decrease as 29 Madison Fund (NYSE) is a ized units. Royal S. Copeland, director of the trees groundward. for eight years with Goodyear Signal Research and Development cases. $150 million, trust with broad By law, Kennedy can bring up He said home relief declined by logistics services at the Army He contended that they were in Tire and Rubber Company in holdings, including many quality Laboratory to succeed Col. John Signal School; Lt. Col. Enor K. the public right of way and he Michigan. He is a graduate of By Mitchell L. Wilson, who retired June 30, to 1 million men into active fed- 31 cases, from 60 in May to 26 Stocks and some lesser known era! duty under a state of lim- in June. Matson, secretary of the Fort had a right to cut them down Asbury Park High School and LAKEWOOD (AP) - Housing situations. You will find that for ited emergency. More than that The city manager explained Monmouth officers' open mess. because they scraped against Colgate University. He served as ranks with education and employ- the 10-year period ending last would require Congressional ac- that the latest figures came from Maj. James E. O'Malley, chief cars. a first lieutenant in the Euro- ment opportunities as major prob- December, the adjusted net tion. Acting Welfare Commissioner of the Morale and Welfare Divi- Ruff even produced a map andpean Theater as a bombardier- lems confronting New Jersey Ne- navigator with the Eighth Air groes, James P. Mitchell, Re- value of its assets showed a gain Most public attention has fo- Doris Harding, while the pre- sion; Major Lester M. Flynn, as- i letter from the. township at- Force and was awarded the Dis- publican candidate for governor, of 153 per cent as compared with cused on the possibility that Ken- vious figures had come from John sistant post engineer; Maj. Fraz- orney to bolster his case. tinguished Flying Cross. He and says. the 185 per cent advance of the nedy would decide to beef up O'Donnell, who resigned as wel- ier J. Haynes, adjutant of the But the Appellate Court didn't his wife, the former Theresa Standard 500 stock index. readiness for conventional war fare commissioner last week in Army Signal Research and De- see it his way. Mitchell, speaking last night at Healy of Red Bank, have three Better grade stocks also domi by -calling up more ground troops. protest against the new code. velopment Agency; Capt, Shelby "The trees in question were out the N. J. State Federation of children. nate the portfolio of the Lehman However, Pentagon officials havej Denying that the decrease was C. Alward, chief of the Training side the traveled portion of the Colored Women's Clubs,, added he Corp. (NYSE), which had total emphasized that the review made; seasonal, Mitchell told a news Facilities Division; Office of Lo- highway," the three judges said. Mr. Ploplis, who resides at 17 thought it was strange that no assets exceeding the $340 million by the Joint Chiefs of Staff as conference: gistics Services, and Capt. Roy "Clearly they did not constitute Harrison Ave., Red Bank, served Negro has been appointed to mark earlier this year. This guidance for Kennedy was "I think that the work of the B. Kittell, chief of the Signal an interference with the public's with distinction for four years as the five member state Housing fund's 10 year record shows net across-the-board—air and naval ! Welfare Department, plus the inv School's Training Aids Division. use of the road." a radar operator with the Air Council. asset value appreciation of 183 as well as ground forces. pict of the actions of the city Enlisted men being honored are Force during the Korean cam- "Does this mean that In the OPERATION CAR WASH per cent, with capital distribu- Military doctrine calls for a council (in ordering the new code Master Sgt. John G. Archibald, paign. He is a member of the opinion of the present administra- tion included. fairly constant ratio of tactical into effect) has caused this." "o. D, Signal School Regiment; BELFORD — The Middletown Greater Red Bjnk Junior Cham- tion there is not an able, profess- Drum and Bugle Corps will hold 1 Perjodic dividends from income air power and ground forces. Mitchell said welfare cases Sgt 1c Jack D. King, of the ber of Commerce , and prior to ionally qualified Negro in the a car wash Saturday at Murphy's and capital gains distributions During the past three years, would be processed under the new regiment's Headquarters and coming with the Guardian was a state to serve on a council of Sinclair Station Rt. 36 between are paid by both these closed-end the size of the tactical air force code at the rate of one a day —Headquarters Company; Staff member of the sales staff of the paramount importance to Ne- Seventh and Eighth Sts. companies. If you wish to invest has been reduced gradually, now a pace that would require more Sgt. Leopold E. Grippando, of the Alumni Offset Printing Company groes?" he asked. conservatively for gradual appre- standing at 32 wings. The first han two years to go through the latter company, and Sp4 Lee C. Adult leaders and corps mem of New York City for five years. He reviewed his civil rights ciation over a period of time, I military budget submitted by thej entire welfare roll of about 900. Sasaman. bers will be there between 10 Mr. Vanderhoof and Mr. Ploplis records as U. S. secretary of believe that patient holding of Eisenhower administration for "What difference do es it Maj. Gen. William D. Hamlin, a.m. and 6 p.m. to wash cars have completed the Guardian's labor and pledged to take effec- the new fiscal year proposed make?" he commented when post commander, will conduct the with proceeds being used to help training course in the life insur- tive action for full and equal op- pay for instruments and uni- Col. Thomas K. Trlgg again clipping the tactical air asked about this. "We want to review parade. ance and accident and sickness portunities if elected governor. force, to a 31-wing total for the investigate each case positively.' Col. Millar, of Summit, has forms. Stock Prices Col. Trigg saw service in thi year ending next June 30. Unwed mothers will be advised been with Western Union for 30 Army's Coast Artillery after hi New Emphasis in advance that bearing addition- years. He was commissioned in graduation from Mississippi State This process may be halted al children out of wedlock would the Army Signal Corps reserve Firm, Early College in 1937 until 1950, when now, in light of the new em- disqualify them for relief, Mitch- in 1923, called to active duty in Help yourself to a he transferred to the Army Signal phasis oh conventional force ell said, and each welfare client March, 1941, served as executive hefty heap of savings! Dip Reversed Corps. strength. will be advised that the new code officer of the Army Signal Board The 500-man surveillance de- Among other things, Jet fighter- limits welfare to three months in and was on duty in Europe from RAYCO NEW YORK (AP) — The stock partment, centered at the Evan: bombers of older design, sched- any one year. June, 1943, to April, 1945, as sig- market reversed an early de- area, West Belmar, develop: uled for disposal by the tactical The city manager said each nal officer of the Normandy and oMne yesterday and firmed after techniques and equipment foi arm of the USAF, may be re- client will be asked what he is Loire sections. more than two sessions on the battlefield surveillance, electronii tained even as newer models ere doing to get off relief and thai downgrade. Trading continued warfare and meteorology. added to squadrons and wings. the answer will determine the •low by 1961 standards. He has held the command o! The first of the supersonic series welfare commission's decision in Howell Crash Even though it was practically the 39th Signal Support Battalioi ,of fighterJbombers, the FlOOs, each case. avstandoff between plus and mi- at Fort Gordon, Ga., was deput; [have been in process ocf being OPEN SUNDAY nus signs — 50? gainers and 503 signal officer of the 7th Army ii supplanted by the newer F105s. Injures Four losers among the 1,250 issues West Germany, chief of the com- Soon after taking office, Ken- HOWELL TOWNSHIP - Fou traded — a case would be made munications branch of the Re- nedy moved to provide, at a Eight Drown persons were injured yesterday 10 AM. TO 5 P.M. for calling it a higher market. search and Development Divisioi faster rate, more airlift for when the car in which they The Dow Jones Industrial Av- at the Office of the Army's Chiel troops to move them long dis- were passengers spun around on erage rose 3.44 to 682.74. 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If the President-Is chagrinei The House Ways and Meam MID-SUMMER about his deteriorating relation Committee earlier had decided to with Capitol Hill, he can lay much put off until next year action on of the blame on the doorstep of a health insurance plan tied to the committee he helped reorgan the social security program. ize after taking office six months Despite lack of progress on ago. those two measures, the Presi- SALE It dealt him a telling blow ident's batting average on major Tuesday by shelving, probably for legislation was above par, as keeps as far as 1961 is concerned, presidential batting averages a school aid bill ranked amonj have gone in recent years, at the top five Kennedy legislative the end of his first six months. proposals. On the Books On the statue books was Ken- II5Z-& The committee's action was b; a vote of 8 to 7. It affected not kedy-supported legislation dealing SINGLE LEVEL: This seven room ranch-type horns It Ideal only the president's public schoo with unemployment compensa- for people who dislike climbing stain. All Its rooms are on proposal but other bills for fi- tion, aid for depressed area, high- one leveU.Chle/Jeaturet art cross-ventilation through living nancial aid to nonpublic school! er minimum wages, broadened and dining rooms end anL-»hflpcdwor* counter In the kitchen. and for loans and scholarship: highway construction, housing and The architect is Jan Reiner, P.O. Box 96, New Port Rickey. for college students. extension o' Korean War taxes. Fla. and the plan is HA164R. Active Part Congress acted quickly on those measures before it started The President took an active, balking on others. It turned down ITS TEAMWORK seamstress. When the couple though not open, part in increas- the President's proposals for re- moved to Norwalk from Mans- ing the size of the rules commit- organization of the Federal Com- NORWALK, Ohio (AP)-Brlck- tee early this year in a move layer Mike Hergatt married a field, Ohio, he continued as munications Commission and the bricklayer and she opened a let- designed to break the control Securities and Exchange Com- •eeond baseman and their team- tering and embroidery service. a conservative coalition. His pro work it continuing in • thriving gram was supposed to have at mission. FINE FURNITURE AND CARPETS FROM The embroidery bu s i ne s s The House Agriculture Commit- business. prospered, requiring a 2,100- 8-7 edge in the committee whicl Hergatt managed a girls' soft- controls the flow of legislation tee has rewritten the administra- square-foot addition, which Her- to the House floor. But the so- tion's proposed new farm pro- ball team a few years ago, andgatt now is engaged in erecting. gram, ditching the President's AMERICA'S FOREMOST MAKERS, eventually married the girl who called "packing" failed to take The couple has two married chil- into consideration religious a: plan for allowing Congress only played second base and was team dren. review or veto power over pro- duction programs developed by DRASTICALLY REDUCED FOR advisory committees. In deep trouble Is the Presi- dent's proposal for authority to loan money to foreign nations for FLOOR SAMPLE CLEARANCE military and economic help over a five-year period. Congress li IN THIS, THE LARGEST SALE IN ALL OUR 92 YEARS! in a mood to cut down not only the length of the program but the size of it. 7-PC. WHITE WROUGHT IRON GROUP . . . Finest 2-PC. CURVED SECTIONAL ... Danish modern styllling. Except for the annual appropri- quality rust-proof frames. 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ML Ample Parking at All Stores and let me bring you together. which he taBceainuch In the cam- not on the original list, were cently came up-with a MS bil-j RED BANK REGISTER Thursday, July 20, 1961—9 His Administration's Record paign—because of the fiasco of passed. Tax revision if moving lion tag on the Increased cost of the Cuban invasion. forward slowly.' the Kennedy program over the es- y appeared to be shaking; out would b» more ftdag tt *peeH5e On the credit side of the ledg- Kennedy currently is engaged timates made by the Eisenhower ime of the kinks of his organ!- responifWHry, perhaps jksss boette administration for the current fis- er, however, .Kennedy has been In the most intensive personal ifion. There were signs there but probably more result*. cal year. Kennedy's First Six Months able to stop, at least temporarily, campaigns put on by a presi- dent In a long time to get ap- More and more will be heard ' By JACK BELL the dangerous flow of gold deployment of U.S. armed felt hi needed to devote to all of proval of his foreign aid pro- from the Republicans on this Is- •IMd JOHN M. fflGHTOWER ' forces. , ' • • ' !th "e domesti' c problem* pressing abroad. Without much Help from his: administration, the economy gram, including the long-range sue as the 1902 congressional WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi In the late spring, as East- upon.him. has turned upward, eliminating loan provision. elections approach. dent Kennedy Is completing per- West tensions mounted, the Pres- As a result, major pledges he the possibility of deficit-breeding The foreign aid proposal Is giv- Thus far, however, Kennedy haps the most nerve-trying first ident traveled to Europe for talks made to the American people In en a chance of approval because six months any new chief execu- tax cuts, or any mammoth spend- has been able to chart a political new with two allies—French Presi- the 1960 campaign In which he of the threatening turn of Inter- tive has encountered since Abra- ing program. • course that has not given the dent Charles de Gaulle and Brit- won the presidency by a whisker national developments. On the Republicans much they could put ham Lincoln plunged* into the ish Prime Minister Harold Mac- appear likely to go unfilled, at With three or four major ex- other hand, it suffers from an at- task of saving the union 100 years ceptions his legislative program their teeth into. He has got along millan—and a somber conference least In 1961. tack in Congress on administra- rather well with Congress on the •go. at Vienna with Khrushchev. At has rolled along surprisingly well Unless the signs fall, there will tion spending policies. Any fur- whole. With only a razor-thin mandate that session in the Austrian cap- in a Congress heavily dominated PONY PUMP be no action in this Congress on ther request for defense funds In the operation of the presi from the electorate, Kennedy has ital Kennedy and the Kremlin medical care for the elderly, by the Democrats. would intensify attacks on do- been swept in his first half year boss took each other's measure, By avoiding any recommenda- dency, Kennedy has spent a lot Is the only self-priming THIS 6H-LB.. 6"x4" WORKHOUSE linked to social security.' -The mestic outlays. of energy trying to put his per- In office into the vortex of world but the deadlock appeared to har- chance for enactment of an aid tions for civil rights legislation will Dump UD to 250 GPH. <->!•• events he could not control. Cris- den. which would stir up the Dixie Conservative Support sonal imprint on nearly every de- 110V pump In this size water 20 faet. perform tndlMI Jobi to education bill supplying grants cision. His staff has worked with for plumben, farm«n. camptra, is has tripped over crisis as he In the transition of the govern- for school construction and teacH- members of his party, the Presi- Republicans are beginning to and price range. has sought to adjust his theories loose guidelines in a manner that gardentri, boata, trailer!, Indmtrl&l ment from the Eisenhower ad- ers' salaries is almost nil. ' dent has been able to maneuver make their voices heard on this plants. Ita only movable part !• « to the hard, practical realities of some important break-throughs in issue, with support from conserv- seemed far from orderly. ministration, . the new chief-ex- Congress has rejected his do-it- replaceable, durable, oil and iolverjt day-by-day operation of the pres ecutive has evidenced greater de- the usual Republican-Southern ative Democrats. The House Re- As he turned the corner on his .50 reilatant impeller. 1/12 HP motor Idency. yourself farm program and is Democratic coalition. publican Policy Committee re- first half year, however, Kenne- termination to regain the initla- writing one of its own. His re- 29 hai automatic thermal overload eat- Lincoln—end for that matter, ive from the Communists by cul- Of 16 priority measures he list- off twitch, 6-ft., 8-eonductor •l«c» Franklin D. Roosevelt in the de- quest for five-year authority to trlcal cord. Shaft fa atainleia aUel. tivation of the neutrals and ex- make $8.8 billion in development ed in February, Kennedy has re- pression — were presented with panding International economic] ceived 10: Body is cbrom* plated tangible problems with which loans to fledgling nations may caat braae. Porta arc planning. He has put fresh stress Social security broadening, ANNUAL SUMMER they could deal directly. have to be compromised. %" oatilda thr«*ded on disarmament and a ban on emergency unemployment bene- for garden hoaa, with An Oversupply nuclear testing. < Outside the legislative field, CLEARANCE SALE Kennedy has found no solution for fits, aid for dependent children of %•' Inalde pip* tbrwd. Kennedy has an oversupply of But the Kennedy administration unemployed fathers, depressed these and hat made vigorous ef- the problem of Increasing unem- has yet to evolve any clear new ployment at a time when employ- areas, minimum wage, feed forts to grapple with them. But policies for dealing with recur- grain, government reorganization, 110-volt A.O. ment Is reaching record levels. dnlihedln he has greater and graver de- ring crises. The style may have establishment of an Office of In- TU- mands upon him in internation- He has revised downward his MSN'S frees. Pony Corner changed, but the policies scarce- campaign contention that unless ternational Travel, creation of 73 ers APPARIL Pump alto Highway S5 SH 1. al areas—the toughening policies U. S. judgeships and ratification available In ly differ from those followed by economic growth is spurred ma- (, It, M, 31- and West of the Soviet Union, for example Dwight D. Eisenhower. of the treaty for the Organiza- 10 BROAD ST. MID BANK, N. 1. volt D.C., 3333 —where he alone cannot call the terially Russia soon will be catch- «ch dllfrrrnt Front St. \»&/ Enmeshed in international af- ing up with the United States. tion for Economic Cooperation color-coded. shots and where his decision and Development. "for the apparel oft proclaims the man" alone cannot be compelling. fairs, Kennedy has not had the He has had to accept a- lower- The Congo . . . Cuba . ime nor freedom of action he Ing of U. S. prestige—about Highway financing and housing. Laos . . . 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Wonderful new Du Pont -Lncite" Wall Paint takes the I mess out of painting 1 Creamy- COME, SEE BARGAINS GALORE thick, won't spatter or drip. No stirring or priming. I Spreads easily with brush or roller. Dries in minutes to a. ill lovely, flat, washable flnislv I Clean up with soap and water. I Famous Columbia 19" MOTOROLA CONSOLE LUCITE I PORTABLE °aniih Modern and WALL PAINT «D«mkr Tel. SHadysldo 7-3900 Buy the paint that's worth the work •J. J. NEWBERRY CO DOWNTOWN RED BANK <'Hl!]lI> PAINTS I OPEN WEDNESDAY EVE TIL 9:00 - FRIDAY NITE TIL 9:30 m July 20. 1961 RED BANK REGISTER Port The World T»d»y* Monmouth SEARS DIAMOND JUBILEE YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Leonird Moon It's Confusing recently celebrated their 29th wedding anniversary at a family dinner at Shore Point Inn, Key- By JAMES MARLOW has happened is a duplicate of what happened before, it doesn't port. Present were Mrs. Susan Associated Press News Analyst need much imagination to Zawislak, Dover, and their chil- dren, Wayne, Judy and Delores. WASHINGTON (AP)-So far gest there will be some more duplicates. In the evening they entertained it's just some more conversation Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wentworth, between two hard - of - hearing Berlin Plan Belford. ALLSTATE people trying to tell each other For instance, th„„-..«•„.e Western„ what they told each other•before. wjth Rus. The third birthday of Therese All in a few days the West*™; « ^^ a famous All in a few days the ; FForejj MiiMinistet r ^^ Keeley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Khh Forej Minister allies, an^er.ngPrMn,erKhrush-y « • u 1959 George Keeley, was celebrated ehev'cnevs threamreati tiuo Kge^t the--.m . ou—jt I fi ^ ^Wes t offereoffered aa ^Berli np]a plann Sunday. 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Kuy wheel adjustment for 4 cutting height*. side of mower. om, money 4ac&'[ f f A DC U WHITE STREET ^ OpM DflUf » - 5:30; W«dL mi M. 9 . f-SH 7-2700 RED BANK 11:00 ».m. Appeared la awrt idiots. The oM boncb won't have asce of tickets as soon as a Call Pays Off HE GOT A GOOD ONE Back in Jail 11:15 turn. Pleaded guilty, or' anything to dp with me because Overtime meter bad run oiji has prompted TOPEKA, Kaa, (AP) - WUf many people to leave the town NUNEATON. England (A?)- WNDON (AP) - Imrt BUMO, dered Jjejd for seotesdog. they think we've turned snob, Landon, the 1MB RepabHeaa prts- 12:30 p.m. Back in jail. Fraal&y, Tm footly. What to do? and thus hu hurt the tourist Valerie Cope, 16, won a free trie- a JS-ywr-flfcl Ciedc, was bade fa business. phone call in | movie house con- idestla! nominee, hu amOtoi Jill yesterday tlter 10 miautet of Outcast Warnings Dear Outcast: -The borough attorney was in- test. Tuesday night she called her why he still drives « WM model freedom that had this result: boy friend, gunner Jim Brogaa, car. 7:40 ft.ni. Released from Pen- It adds up! More and mort Show both groups you are both structed to study the proposal people use The Regif ter ads each versatile and willing to"compro- Proposed and make his recommendations. with the British army in West "I have promised myself if it. tonvill* i«U. (No problem too trivial for The. Germany. . mise. Invite all of them to a par- KEANSBURG — Mayor Louis ever costs $75 in a year to fix it 7: SO t.m. CiUght stealing radio issue because result* come (as* George Instant Solution to All Brogan proposed. Valerie ac- up, I'll trade it in," Landoin said. ty—serve sauerkraut and pigs Collichio Tuesday night proposed KEATING BAPTISMS from an auto' and arrested. ter.—Advertisement Ufe's Problems Society, Ltd. knuckles and serve them while cepted. "So far it hasn't." Write now.) a courtesy warning system for wearing leotards. (If you're go- overtime parked autos in the UNION BEACH — Michael! ing to be an outcast you may as borough. Leonard and Victoria Ann Keat-i Dear George: well go whole hog.) ing, children of Mr. and Mrs. TOYS •GRHTING CARDS • GIFTS Since my wife started running The mayor said that under such Robert Keating, Front St., were around with an arty crowd all Dear George: a system, police would issue a baptized last week in Holy Fam- RUG CLEANING PARTY GOODS • FUGS • HOME SAFES •he talki about is ballet. She is Is a journalist the same as a 15-mlnute warning sticker to ily Catholic Church by Rev. Jo- AT ITS actually taking lessons. (She newspaperman, and, if not, what cars where the time on a parking seph G. Fox. Sponsors for Mi- STATIONERY & OFFICE SUPPLIES weighs in at 155 and the whole is the difference? meter has expired: The sticker chael were Mr. and Mrs. James FINEST AND FASTEST house shakes when she jumps Coed would advise the motorist of the O'Brien, Union Beach. Victoria's la Your Horn* • Or In Our Medcn Mont ART & DRAFTING MATERIALS around like a demented frog.) Dear Coed: fact that time has run out and sponsors were Mrs. Robert Bo- We used to run around with a A journalist is a newspaperman that the car should either be gart, Union Beach, and William Tdtphont gang whose mairj interests are with two suits. moved or more money placed in Kenney, Elizabeth. down-to-earth — beer, bowling, the meter. A reception followed in the Vil- LEON'S SH 1.0001 backyard barbecues and so on. A parking ticket would be lage Inn, Jersey Ave. SINCE 1912 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LEADING There are 85 million Ameri RUG CLEANERS Now, the cultural bunch won't cans licensed to operate automo- issued when the motorist had RED IANK have anything to do with me be-biles. This is 81 per cent of the ignored the warning sticker. Venice has some 150 canals and WHITE ST. SH 7.2800 MD IANK cause I think they're a bunch of country's adult population. The inayor said that the issu- 'more than 400 bridges. AT THE EATONTOWH CIRCLE MEW JERSEY'S (MEATJST STOKE, ONE OF AME«IC4'S BUM! Z*-WV Th«r« art clam diggers, play shfrfs, pullovtrs, knit shfrfs, btrmudas, Jamaieat. short shorts and 2-pe. Jamaica s«ts, all tht*lat«st sportswoar by this famous makor. Pack thtm all In your suitcase in a riot of colors—solids, stripes, patterns. The entire eolleetlon in sites 8 to 18, but of course not every sfie in every style or color. JAMAKAS fJMKff OR SHIRTS COTTON KNIT PLAYtftfRTS Regularly 3.98 to 6.98 2.79 to 499 Regularly 3.98 to 7.98 2.49 to 499 Rtgularly 2.98 to 4.98 1.99 to 359 SUM PANTS OR fKIRTf •4DAL PUSHIRS 1-PC. JAMAICA SITS Regularly 4.98 to 10.98 3.29 to 6.99 Rtgularly 4.98 to 7.98 3.99 to 5.99 Rtgularly 7.98 fo 10.98 499 to 6.99 Sorry, no phone or mall orders. Bamberger's-by-the-Sea (Dept. 10»), Mall Level. Boul evsrd of Fashion. Bamberger's Monmouth and at Paramus, Menlo Park, Newark, Mor rlstown, Plainfield and Princeton. On C.O.D.'s add Me for handling, WHEN YOU'RE SHOPPING TONIGHT, OR ANY SHOPPING NIGHT, HAVE "DINNER FOR A DOLLAR" IN While you're shopping, enjoy dinner out for just $1 and set everything, including appetizer, entree, dessert and coffee. This special price ii Bamberger's way of making shopping nights BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTH GARDEN STAn TEAROOM more fun for the family. Won't you join us? Vtr—Thursday, July 20, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER bolder Charles I. Smith, former Cbariine will call, for square! A i^egock cavalcade will bj Beau Geste, 83-Foot Yacht 4-H Fair 4-H leader. dancing. presented at 7:30. More Sun 100 Sen. Richard R. Stoat, West Saturday at 10 a.m., a rouad of 4-H girto intl take part In a Poor Man's Philosopher; AUenhurst, u*lst«d by the 1360 games ptayed on horseback will fashion review jtartaf *t «:W. Calls Red Bank Its Home Opens Today queen, Betty Freiberger, Allen- start, continuing until 4 pjn. An award ceremony will begin at town, will crown the new queen. Dennis Elgrim, 4-H club agent 9:15. rom Passalc County, will judge Favorite Letters RED BANK - Hie Be«u Geste, and has an auxiliary electrical At Freehold Tomorrow's program will get and 83-foot yacht, has returned system. he dairy show, starting at 11. FREEHOLD — The three-day under way at 9:30 a.m. with a The Freehold Junior Chamber people use The Register «d« each By HAL BOYLE from a month's cruise in Lake The boat carries a crew of three horse show. A baby beef show Champlain and Canada. and is skippered by Capt. Thomas 1961 Monmouth County 4-H Fair if Commerce will serve a chicken issue because results com* fas- 'NEW YORK (AP)—More fragments from letters will open at 11. Judging the arbecue from 5 until 8. jter;—Advertisement . The vessel is owned by William Sweetman, Belmar. will open at the Freehold Race- horses will be Mrs. Stockton fame people would like to get—but rarely do: G. A. Conuell, Westfield, and is Mr. Connell, a shipping execu- way at 1:30 o'clock this after- Hopkins, Matawan, and Mrs. A. "Gee, mom, I hate to tell you this—but I can moored at Irwin's Yacht Works tive, is a former U. Si Navy noon. A full program of con- R. Gilman, judges of the con- RED BANK'S ONLY here. This is the first season the commander. tests, exhibits and entertainment dition of tack and grooming; bring my pet snake home from summer camp after al boat has been in this area. It got away. And more bad news. My pet frog isn ARMY MEETING SET have been planned. Mrs. Herbert Stewart, Mount During its cruise the ship FORT MONMOUTH - Dr. El- William C. Lynn, assistant sec- Holly, the English classes, and going to have kittens. It's a boy." docked at the Shelburne Harbor Ray Bastedo. Clinton, the West- COLD STORAGE VAULTS mer C. Easton, dean of Rutgers retary of agriculture, will ad- "It is with real pleasure we inform marina, Sh,elburne, Vt. Access to University's College of Engineer- dress visitors at a welcoming ern classes. Donald Kniffen, live- FOR FURS AND WINTER WOOlfNS stock specialist at Rutgers Uni- you your recipe for making chocolate- the lake is reached by way of ing, is chairman of the Army ceremony that Will start at 7:45 the Hudson River and the Lake Signal School Board of Visitors tonight. Highlights of the eve- versity, will judge the baby beef fiavored peanut butter patties has wo Champlain Canal. which will hold its semi-annual ning program will be selection show and, at 2 p.m. the sheep SPECIAL BOX STORAGE PLAN first pnze in our national contest. Yo The boat is fully air conditioned meeting here July 24-26. The group of a 4-H queen from among seven show. • BONDED ROUTEMAN • ECONOMICAL RATES and your husband can pick up thi and carries radios, television, ra- will study instruction and evalua- contestants. Judges are Mrs. Ura A parade will be held through dar and a high fidelity set. The tion procedures followed in the Dunn, commentator on Radio the streets of Freehold to the $10,000 check—and the two round tri interior is nut paneled. Signal School and will devote con- Station WJLK, Asbury Park; raceway at 7:30 and a dancing UON'S RED IANK tickets to Paris—at our office wheneve Weighing 28 tons, it is powered siderable attention to testing and Earl B. Garrison, county super, party will start on the raceway WHITE ST. SH 7-2800 you ..." by two 350 horsepower engines counseling service methods. intendent of schools, and Free- patio with five bands, at 8. Dick BOYLE "Your boy's feat in pitching a no hit victory for his kindergarten baseball team has come to the attention of our organization. In keeping with the program of the New York Yankees for long-term player development, we are willing to give your lad a $60,000 bonus to sign with us now. Naturally, before reporting to us, we would prefer that he go on witf his schooling—as later it will be necessary for him tc GRAND autograph baseballs." Cancel Outstanding Loan "We are returning your check for $75, covering the latest installment due on your loan. When Bascom G. Goodheart, our president, died last month, he left •a proviso in his will that all outstanding loans be can- celled. So you owe us nothing. Would you like to start all over, and borrow some more?" "Frankly, despite what your wife says, the tes RAN we gave your daughter shows she has a tin ear ani EVEN MORE* absolutely no native musical talent. In our opinion ii would be a waste of your money to buy her a piano, ifou could do more for her sense of rhythm by buying tier a yo-yo." ". . . 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This Center Avc, celebrated her birth- md Mrs. George McBee and f am- keeps the air out, smothering the Is Sought day- Saturday. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank McBee "ily, Nancy and Billy. MEMOS tick which will let go and come Andrea and Ray Rovito, Sally, out quickly. Another way is to JERSEY CITY (AP) —AsPau- l and Patricia Collins, Kim light a natch, blow it out, and semblyman Maurice V. Brady, and Douglas Furce, Claudia and apply the hot end to the tick. It D-Hudson, plans to. introduce a Alfred Copertino, George, Fran- will drop off promptly. bill in the next session of the ces and Ann Stanley, Mrs. Eliza- What li the best way to re- BUSES TO NEW YORK CITY Never crush a tick with the Assembly, designed to protect New beth Brown and Mr. and Mrs. move ticks or other insects whic fingers. It may have a certain Jersey's ocean bathers against Andrew Rovito. (EXPRESS VIA N. J. TURNPIKE) bury their heads deep under th type of bug within its intestinal the danger of attacks by sharks. •kin? tract which could get into the Brady said Tuesday that his skin of your fingers and cause Col. and Mrs. Ralph Lewis and bill would direct the New Jersey daughter Oe Lowra of Spring- TWENTY ROUND TR.PS DAILY serious infection of the body. It commissioner of health to evalu- better to lift it away gently witl field, Va., spent several days re- ate the usefulness of shark cfently with Mr. and Mrs. Louis tweezers if the head is not em repellant chemicals in protecting bedded in the skin. Blood. Mrs. Louis Giberson and Buy 10 Trip Books and Save shorelines. Mrs. Norma Davies, Middle Riv- Nonchemical methods of pro-er, Md. were week-end guests of For Schedult and Raft Call SHadysltf* 1-0285 tection against sharks are being Mr. and Mrs. Blood. 1,676 Teachers ruled out, Brady said. At least one of these methods, a so-called Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G'Froe- HOLLO'S CHARTER SERVICE Have No Degrees "bubble fence" has been found herer, Center Ave., recently spent "I can hear your watch ticking, Dad, bur I can't find it!" in recent tests to be ineffective, two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. TRENTON (AP) — There were he said. Clarence Woodard, De Land, FOR GROUPS Obviously, if you try to pull 1,676 teachers in New Jersey'; The bubble fence is composed Fla. them out, the head may be left in public schools fast year who di Arthur Gledhill of New Bedford, The overo Pinto horse has air bubbles released through per- Offer the Best in Comfort and Experience the skin and cause irritation am not have college degrees, the Nev Mass. white patches which seem to forated hoses under water. It was possible infection. Jersey Education Associatioi originate from the underside believed that sharks would not Mr. and Mrs. Walter Belke and PHONE PRospect 4-2727 Here are a few simple way;said today. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Scott and .work upward. The tobiano penetrate the bubbles which could children, Dale and Craig, spent The NJEA said federal aid tcand their daughter Joyce, Cooper strain's more sharply defined be used to fence off areas of wa-the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. :ducation would help to eliminat Rd., have returned from a va- white areas extend downward ter near beaches. Warren Rice, Danbury, Conn. Asbury Pork -New York Transit Corp. those who aren't fully qualified cation to Nova Scotia. from the back and the head is by raising teachers salaries. usually dark. .Guests this week at the home of Mrs. Joan Stone and Mrs. Joan 401 LAKE AVENUE, ASBURY PARK "Professional salaries will help No problem finding tenants Mr. and Mrs. Louis Blood are Maxson were welcomed as new attract professional, fully certi- when you advertise The. Register The state flower of Montana Mr. and Mr,s. William Anderson, members to the Community fire —UNDER ROLLO MANAGEMENT— fied teachers. 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FREEHOLGibson, whD o —wa sMayo appointer Frand tok tTho eth ela towp posstatet si s onlnoty automaticthat the. Department of Conservation and At the request of Thomas A. that post Monday night by-Bor- board must appoint a president Economic Development to dis- Varetoni, 223 Cherry Tree La., ough Council, is expected to re-within 30 days after a vacancy cuss the .Army Corps of Engi- Mayor John T. Lawley, Jr., said sign from the Board of Educa- occurs. neers proposed beach erosion he would inspect the property of ion of which he is president The Democratic party has not project for the Bayshore. Thomas T. Oxley, Taylor La., for by the next regular meeting of as yet selected a candidate to Local officials asked. for the an alleged operation of a the board Aug. 21. oppose Mr. Gibson in the Novem- meeting to get a.breakdown of camp. , ' • Though Mr. Gibson may legally ber mayoralty race. the cost figures for the project. Mr. Oxley currently has an ap- hold both posts he has said that Party leader Michael J. Merola Figures released so far lump plication before the Zoning Board he would resign his board posi- said that the party leaders would the cost of work in Keansburg of Adjustment to use his property tion to enable him to devote get together to make a decision and East Keansburg-together into for such purposes. 'ull time to his new duties. between now and Sept. 1. He one sum. Mayor Gibson stated that he would not speculate as to the Want Breakdown would however like to remain party's choice, but did say no Local officials also want a com- the board until the school names were ruled out. wor plete breakdown of the k in- Indonesia referendum is held Aug. 8. The Those being mentioned are, be- volved and are expected to make referendum is asking for approval sides Mr. Merola, Councilman a plea for state aid to help pay of a $277,000 nine to 11 classroom Carl M. Vanderveer and Leonard for the project. addition to the present Interme- J. Conway, and former Council- Estimated dost of the work for Flexing diate School on Park Ave, tw man Harry Sagotsky. the O areas has been estimated No names have been mentioned Mr. Sagotsky has made the it $3,805,000 with both municipal as possible successors for either statement that he has retired les being asked to contribute the board vacancy or the presi- from politics. $1,142,000. Muscles dency. Mr. Conway stated he would JAKARTA (AP) — Indonesia In other business at an ad Nathan Katz is serving as board not consider running for the. Journed meeting yesterday, the is flexing her military muscles vice president, but his suecession mayor's job at this time. township committee announced it as the result of an arms deal would meet with Frederick A. with the Soviet Union. CHECKUP FOR GRISSOM—Astronaut Virgil Griisom Gehlhaus to discuss an undis- Two Soviet-built TU16 long- smiles as he undergoes final medical examination. Dr. President Alarmed closed proposal for property he range jet bombers are here. William K. Douglas, the astronauts' physician, conducts owns at Leonardo Beach. Eight more are expected soon to the exam. Thick cloud banks forced a postponement Several times in the past, Mr. bolster the young republic's air ASTRONAUT GRISSOM carries his portable air con. Gehlhaus has proposed commer- of the flight until Friday. force to a degree where it will be ditioner ai he emerges from hangar for ride to the Physical Fitness cial developffierit"^ the 'andcapabl. e of "attacking targets be- (NASA Photo via APWir.photo) Each time the proposal brought yond our borders," according, to launching pad. (AP Wirephoto) objections from Leonardo resi- Air Force Chief Suryadarma. He dents. said: "If necessary we will use If It's Lost at Sea Program Pushed the planes to end colonialism in West Irian." WASHINGTON (AP) - Presl- In hi« message to ichoo! a* dent Kennedy, alarmed lest this They Spend This is the area tofNe w Guinea ministrators — the first of th« turn into a nation of weaklings, booklets will so out next week- ruled by the Netherlands. Indo- will soon send a message to every Kennedy says: Little Time nesia contends it is the rightfu' Their Job: Search school administrator saying why "Although today's young people heir to the territory. it's urgent that each student be The Indonesian Air Force al- are fundamentally healthier than On Phone physically fit. the youth of any previous genera- ready had plenty of tactical air For Space Capsule This will be followed by a tion, the majority have not de- NEWARK (AP) — College girls, power, including Ilyushin medi- second message, going to 144,000 like most women, seem to think um-range bombers. In addition to veloped strong, agile bodies. the Willie Fudds can act as aerial schools, showing how he thinks they don't spend too much time squadrons of MIG 17s, Indonesia ABOARD AIRCRAFT CAR- "The softening process «f our relay points for radio transmis- this can be accomplished. on the phone. is believed to have some of the RIER RANDOLPH (AP) — Four civilization continues to carry en of the Navy's newest and hottest sion between aircraft carriers The kickoff of the physical fit- A Rutgers-Newark College sur-latest MIG 19 fighters. its persistent erosion." aircraft for detecting submarines and far-away airplanes and de- ness drive came yesterday, with vey said that they studied, on The Soviet arms deal is also by radar are poised for a job stroyers. Kennedy calling for a minimum How much it has softened was the average, about 17.4 hours in known*to cover the supply of at everyone hopes won't come — of 15 minutes of vigorous activity licked off today by Kennedy's a normal five-day week and spent least one cruiser, destroyers and They also can provide so-called searching for the Liberty Bell 7 each day in each school in thespecial consultant on youth fit- 43.5 minutes in telephone calls other naval craft. "bell-hop service" in the radar ness, Charles B. (Bud) Wflkinson. space capsule if It's lost at se» country. during those hours. Suryadarma has stated' that field — that is, taking a radar coach of the University of Okla- Miss Mary O. .Farayplo, advi- bases will be built all around the The four planes, parked on theview of an area within their own homa football team. sor to women students, surveyed archipelago for the new Soviet han8ar.deck °'this vision, and then transmitting it ery ship for the scheduled Fri to a carrier. AMA Fori^s 1. Several itudies show that 100 girls, 25 in each of the four jet bombers, which, according to American youth do worse on classes. military sources, have a range of day launching of astronaut Virgil The big, twin-engined, grey- simple tests than youngsters of Only 17 of the 100 felt they more than 4,000 miles. I. Grissom are WF2S — Thecolored craft were ready today, Political Unit other nations. Navy's latest airborn defender for possible search duty over wide, spent "too much" time on the This would make Australian CHICAO (AP) - The Ameri- Samples: One test, which 57.9 phone during periods set aside cities vulnerable to air attack— against Russia's fleet of sub- areas if anything had gone awryl marines, estimated by the Navy can Medical Association, which of- per cent of the U. S. youngsters for'study. if the "West Irian" issue ex with the space shot. ten steps into the political arena at more than 400. flunked, was given a similar Three of the four calls divert- ploded. Australia governs Eastern to fight for or against legislation, group in Italy and Austria. The ing seniors came from men, for New Guinea and sides with the The weird-looking aircraft, each announced today that a political sporting a huge radar dome that European* had only 8.9 per cent the other classes, half the calls Netherlands on the West Irian action committee is being set upfailure. looks like a flying saucer, were came from other girls. dispute. County OKs for physicians. And on »even different tests developed originally as early- The new group it called the warning radar planes for use given to boy» and girli in the 10- ASTRONAUTS' WIVES - Mrs. Grissom, center, is American Medical Political Ac- aboard attack carriers. $85,000 For 17 age bracket, British girls ran shown with wives of other astronauts on the lawn of tion Committee (AMPAC). The ahead of American girls 7-0, while Defensive Weapon chairman is Dr. Gunnar Gunder- British boys won by 6-1. The her home at. Newport News, Va., after Capt. Grissom'i But officers of the Navy's sen of La Crosse, Wis., a for- U. S. boys were superior only in Sea Wall mer president of the AMA. famed> Task Force Alfa — the flight into space was postponed. At left is Mrs. Rene "arm power." special "hunter-killer force" of FREEHOLD—Action to repair Carpenter. At right is Mrs. Marge Slayton. The purpose is to help medical 2. Not only are today's young- the storm-damaged north beach the anti-submarine warfare serv- men organizeJUoE mote effective sters behind foreigners, they're sea wall in Sea Bright and to (AP Wirephoto) ice, told newsmen aboard the participation in political and gov- not so sturdy as their fathers build a new section of wall at ernment affairs." were. Springfield College has been Randolph it was later found they South Beach got under way here also offer a powerful new de- The move takes doctors along giving tests periodically since the yesterday. a course that labor unions took ensive weapon for detecting sub- 1920s. Recently not one school long ago. marine snorkels and periscopes. The Board of Freeholders in More Data Is Sought measured up to the national aver- "Other organizations, such as aje established jn previous tests. So, only last April," the 'WF2— traduced a resolution approving use of $85,000 of county funds, to the AFtClOi committeToiTolitfr ~3rStudies show that"7lpeFc«nT nicknamed the "Willie fudd" — cal Education and other groups was made operational for anti match a similar grant by the of the nation's schoofs have in- state, to do the work. A public For Hotel in Rumson of similar purpose, have been adequate physical education pro- submarine warfare duty. And the functioning for a number of hearing and final action is slated RUMSON — The zoning Board grams. Randolph is the only anti-sub was made by Edward Donner, Al- years," Dr. Gundersen com- for Aug. 2. of Adjustment will seek more in- And somewhere Wilkinson carrier so far equipped with len St. who said that the newmented. them. Freeholder Director Joseph C. formation prior to making a de-building would depreciate the val- dredged up this dreary statistic. Membership in AMPAC will be The average red blooded Ameri- Details of their radar range Irwin said the' board plans to cision on an application request- ue of the area. open to all licensed physicians can youth spends less than 1 per confer with state officials on theing permission to construct a ho- Charles J. Vollhardt, Ward Ave., and definition capabilities are who want to join, plus their spous- cent of his time on physical edu- possibility of expanding the proj- tel at the site of the River House submitted a variance application strictly hush-hush, but Task Force es and adult members of their cation, and much of that ect to include additional South Inn, Bingham Ave. to build a swimming pool in his Alfa officers said the planes have families. Physicians in this coun- won't be in vigorous activity. But Beach construction in line with front yard which fronts on the "the best airborne radar in the Acting chairman Norman Ram- try number 254,877, including 180- fie will spend 10 per cent of his local requests. The estimated ad- say asked the applicant Martin Navesink River. Navy for long-range detection." ditional cost of the state and time watching television. Aboard the Randolph, the air- Walsh, the hotel owner, to sub- NEWLYWEDS— David Patrick Ruilc, 20, son of Secre- county 50-50 project would be mit drainage and sewerage data craft got their first extensive $57,000 to $60,000 each, he added. tary of State Dean Rusk, looks up as his Argentine Workout in practice maneuvers one week prior to the next board America's Funnybone The South Beach wall has been meeting, Aug. 16. bride, the former Delcia Bence, points out the sights off Guantanamo Bay in May and June. x hard hit by storms within the Mr. Walsh plans to demolish last year. in Buenos Aires Tuesday. They were married at a civil Radar Pictures the existing 40-room building and ceremony in Buenos Aires July 12. The bride is the Besides exploring on their own In other action, the freeholders build a 14-room hotel at the same New Secret Weapon reappointed Dr. Julius A. Toren location.. daughter of a wealthy Argentine physician and rancher. —such as taking radar "pictures" of areas the size'of the entire as county physician at $7,500 a R-« Zone- (AP Wirephoto via radio from Buenos Aires) year. He has been serving on NEW—YORK—(APr-Prcsidehr Escar cites a few examples of :government under which It Is lm- southern New England coast— Thlne DUbuildinSg liss locallocateMd In an Kennedy probably isn't aware of t ' way to harpoon Russi'a jposslble to lose an election bet." temporary appointment since „ 'T ' it, but he has available a power- where it hurts: Apririil i1 , u,h»when hi.his loclasti I.™term ,ex ..-. R-6 zone where hotels are per- x j "Communism is a system of mitted. But the board must first ful secret weapon he could use "Communism is system ofiBOvcrnment under which free pired, pending selection of a new in the cold war struggle with assistant. approve health and safety fac- - speech merely means the right tors. Russia—America's funnybone. to talk your head off. . , a sys- Dr. Toren has served notice He could use it to whack com- Previously the board asked for! tem of government where people that the assistant will be Dr. munism over the head around information about parking facili- Hit By Car either sing in the same key or Harry L. Harwoo('nif Eatontown, world, says Evan Escar, an ties, fire exits and drainage for' suffer behind the same lock." who will receive ?li,000 a year out expert and lifelong scholar on presentation.at last night's-meet- Escar, author of many works of funds paid to Dr. Toren. He humor. |t might even be the ing Boy Suffers on humor, including the recently will succeed Dr. Herbert A. decisive factor, Escar added. Mr. Walsh said the parking lot published "Humorous English." Knapp of Bradley Beach. "In the cold war," Escar said, would accommodate at least 60 says examples of this sort RO "we have neglected a powerful The freeholders accepted in itscars. If required, he said he will Minor Injury winding around the world almost county road system for main build a fire escape or enclosed tenance and repair the road ex stairway at the west end of thej^ tending from Rt. 520 in Holmdel c jnflucna of humor Township, through Everett and R' J "Lonn before the cold war.r( "rr(l multiple bruises and scrapes < Live Better Middletown Township, to Rt. 35, Restaurant, Lounge [America dominated world com- al'out the body yesterday when lie An American tourist in Mos- Raritan Township. The move et| was cow asked an English-speaking A total of 250 persons can be y. whereas Russian humor hasj struck by a car while walking .native: "How do people live un- was said to be part of the coun- accommodated in the downstairs virtually no influence aboard— °n Rt. 35 near Conover La. ty's obligation in assisting con- thanks to the rigid controls over der communism?" restaurant and cocktail lounge of He was treated in Riverview "Better," was the reply. struction of the $20 million Bell the proposed structure, he said. downs, variety performers and Hospital and released. "Better in what way—econom-. Labs project under way in Holm- Approximately 10 to 15 employees topical satire. ically or socially?" del Township. would b needed to operate the According to police, the boy was e Propaganda Value "Better not say." Lawes Coal Co., Shrewsbury, hotel, Mr. Walsh said. ''A ,;ag or funny story, carries walking with several friends along received a contract for supply of The architect is Thomas Smith, more propaganda value in the the highway when the accident oc- And still another one: 350,000 gallons of number four River Rd. Mr. Walsh last night battle for men's minds than a curred. Two German fishermen were fuel oil, at 8.15 cents per galwa- s represented by Ernest Fas- hundred speeches from slates- Driver of the auto, Mrs. Bartryin- g their/ lucj on opposite lon, and M. and O. Economy Oil ano, Red Bnnk'attorney. len. Though we make no effort bara J, Brounley, 86 Bamm Hol- sides of a strc, dividing East Co.r Freehold, received a con- and West. Ti fellow on the The board last night also re- to spread them, our anti-Com- lo....w. aiu.Rd., , tolinidu J/VIH.Ipolice, iJIIshCe wa*>na s IIUtra* .,- . LI* ract for 150.000 gallons of num- stern bank was landm one ceived the variance application munist quips and anecdotes arc veling south on the highway and! , R ber two fuel oil for 10.85 cents of Otto Stromonger, Lafayette St. repeated in the uncommitted as her car approached the group!aflc,r anolhcr while llie second per callon. Both firms were the Mr. Stromcng2r wishes to build lands, like India, where the of boys, the De Maria youth sud-;ane'er dldn'' Rpt " nibble- low bidders. REFUGEES from Communist East Germany line up at West Berlin's Temp.lhof Air- a one-family dwelling on a lot people laugh with us while they denl' 'y ran in front of her auto. "How do you manage, to catch adjoining his Allen St. property, laugh at the-Russians. port yesterday for a flight to West Germany. Charter planes were ordered to so many while I can't get one?" It adds up! More and more which is 500 square feet short of "And once a country becomes He wan taken to the hospital by the Easterner yelled across. thc Fairvie Mlay to West Germany fh. increasing flow of refugees that has come into Cbm- people use The Register ads each the minimum 6,000 square feet a laug^g s.ockru'finds7nZ; * *»« Aid "Very simple," was the an- issue because results come fas- munist.surrounded Wast Berlin. (AP Wir.photo via radio from - B.rlir>) required In the zone. difficult to export its humorless Patrolman William Ghamplin in- swer. "Over here the fish aren't ter—Advertisement. An objection to the application way of life.'^ Instigated. afraid to open their mouths* July 20, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER Channel 2. -WCBS-TV WABC-TV gal Humphrey: TELEVISION Channel 4 -WNBC-TV wo»wrv D-Day Ch«nnd5 _WNEW-TV RADIO THURSDAY AFTERNOON (I) Almanac Kewsreel t;M_ (4) Great Ghent Tales Shows to Watch 12: W-(Z) love of Life WMC 771 WNEW 11M UU- (1) A* The WorM Turn. 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The country's top riders WKTQNewn: Dinner Music News that only two men had parted the WHTO Headlines, Egg WOR News: (5) Theater Five (H) compete on the tortuous five- Prices, Musio Weather Red Sea—himself and Moses. WNIC News; Jim Low* Henry Gladstone 10H0—WCBS Dance Music ' (7) Queen for a Day 11:10- (2) sided Belknap Course. A parade 10141—WOR Bible Reading Weather WOR News IMC—WCBS Financial News (9) Film Drama (4) Zanuck is duplicating another sea and fireworks display preceding lilt—WCII Bob Dixon WNBC Financial News ions—wABC News; Scott Muni (141—WABC Howard Cosell l»i00—WCIS Newa (11) Movie 11:12—(7) Weather feat: D-Day at Normandy. He's the races are also on film. WHTO Beach Report WNIC News; Bob Haj-mes WOR Carlton Fredericks WCBS Lowell Thomas 3:25—(13) Community 11:15— (2) Movie staging the Allied invasion once llSO—WHTO Newa; WOR Snorts, Stan Lomai WOR News 8: SO - (Ch. 7) - ABC - Th- WNBC Three Star Eitra lllll—WCIS Starlight Sslute News Reel (4) Jack Paar more for his production of "The Relaxing Music WOR Jean Shepard Real McCoys — When a new li- 1,(1—WABCNewi: Farrell Smltb •ill—WCBS Sports Tim* illlO—WCBS Music °Til Dawn 3: JO- (2) Verdict Is Yours (7) Movie Longest Day." brarian comes to town, Grandp- WNBC Eraphaiia • 00—WABC Edward P. Morgan 1100—WCII News; Woman's 11I9S—WAIC News: Happlnasa (4) From These Roots (11) Movie RUDY VALLEE, whose theme, and his pal, George MacMichael, WCBS NBWSI Interviews Exchange "I'm in Corsica shooting am- Report on WHTO Headlines: Music 12100—WNBC News; All Night In (7) Who Do You Trust? 12:00- (9) Midnight Mysteries "My Time Ii Your Time," be- go for her — and at each other — Washington WNBCNtwa: Wayne Howel N.Y. Sherlock Homes phibious maneuvers of the 6th WHTO Headilnea. Music WOR Fulton Lewis (9) Movie 12:30- (5) in a big way. Sara Seger plays WO* Long John Evening Prayer WNBC News: Jim Lowe /111—WABC Chick Dunawar (IS) Jack La Lanne 12:45- (7) fleet," Zanuck announced on came known around the Miss Feeny. Walter Brennan and WOR Newa. Lei Smith WOR Business: News MORNINO PROGRAMS News Illl—WCII Bob Dlzon THO—WCBI Newa: Ed Jojc. TlOO—WAIC Herb Oscar Anderson 4:00- (2) Brighter Day 1:00- (4) the long-distance wire. "This is irld, can be found enter Andy Clyde have a ball in this WOR Galen Drake WHTO News; WCIS Jack Sterling (4) Make Room for (S) News the first of three maneuvers the tlSO—WHTO News; repeater. Relaxing Music WHTO Monmoutb-Ocean Daddy (») Almanac Newsreel Relaxing Unilo WNBC Morgan Beatty News Sumary Navy is putting on, and I've got taining nightly at the Ad- 10:00 - (Ch. 7) — ABC - SI- •ill—WAKNewa; Jack Carney Egg Prices (5) Mr. and Mrs. North 1:$*- (2) Movie WNBC Empbasla WOR Newa: six cameras shooting the ships lents Please — John Barrymore Gabriel Heater WOR Newa; (7) American Bandstand (4) 13th Hour venturer Club, on the ocean, tlOIWCHNiwi; Personal Storj Till—WOR Capitol Clo.e-Up and these wonderful Marines. is featured in a shortened version WHTO Headlines. Music John Gambling (13) Cartoons (») News and Weather WNBC News; Jim Low* Tl4l—WNBC New York City WNBC News; Bill Cullen "I'm very fortunate in that all Long Branch, starting tomor- of one of his lesser movie hits, Talking TiSO—WHTO. Newa; 4:15— (2) Secret Storm 1:35- (4) News WOR News: Lyl. Van WOR Carlton Fredrlcks the ships are the same as those "Tempest." Produced in 1928, •111—WOR Arlen* Francis Wake up to Muilo (13) Cartoons 1:40- (4) Sermonett* row. Vallee, one of the all- TilO—WNBC Wayne Howell TI4S—WHTO Civil Service N*wa that were actually used in the film shows Barrymore as a peas- WCIS Martha Wright Till—WABC News; Chuck T.»5—WABC News; 4:30- (2) Edge of Night 2:20- (2) News Site—WHTO News: Dunawny Normeftidy invasion — landing time greats of show business, ant whose outstanding army rec- Relaxing Music Herb Oscar Andersor (4) Here's Hollywood 2:25- (2) Give Us This Day craft and all. I was afraid we •ill—WABC News: Jack Cams; ItOO—WCIS World Tonight aioo—WC1J World News ord gets him promoted over h'~ WHTO Headline*: Music (5) Mr. District Attorney would have to fake them or write will be appearing twice WNBC Emphasis (Sign Off 8:30 p.m.! WHTO Headlines; FRIDAY MORNING aristocratic brother officer. 4100—WCII News-. Information Wake up to Muslo (11) Laurel, Hardy and around it somehow. Central WNBC New;,; Wayne WOR News 8:15- (2) Previews nightly through Judly 27 with Love interest was provided b-' Howell Chuck Shooting At Sea WHTO Closing Stock WOR News. World Today WHBC News: Bill Cullen 6:20- (2) Give Us This Day G rman actress Camilla Horn, Report: Muslo • 111—WOR Dorothy and Dick 4:55—(11) Spunky and Tadpole "We're shooting all our shots an added dinner show on| f WNBC Newa: Art Ford •ill—WCBS Ed Joyce WCBS Jack Sterling 6:25— (2) News whose "star" flickered only ••10—WOR Sports 5:00- (2) Life of Riley out to sea. Then in August we'll WOR Newa: John Wingate •US—WOR My True Story • ISO—WHTO Newa (4) Sermonette Saturday at 8:30. briefly in Hollywood. 4ill—WCM Kenneth Banghart ••II—WABC News; Chuck Relaxing lluslo (4) Movie start shooting at Normandy, us- WOR Radio New York I.SI—WABC News; 6:30- (2) Sunriss Semester 41**—WHT« N.wi; Relaxing DuBftway Herb Oscar Andersor (5) Dateline Europe ing our own landing craft and • i«a—WNBC News: Bob Hamas (4) Astronomy and You Mosio WCBI Newai World Of liOO—WCIS News: Jack Sterlln, (9) Jet Jackson troops. We're assembling the 4ill—WABC Newi: Jack C.mef WHTO Headilnea; 7:0 (2) WALTER READE THEATRES WHTO Fort Monmouth Musio (11) Bozo the Clown Newt landing craft from England and »U0—WON News: McCalloagh Strlotlr for Women (4) Today ' Newa AEIibt WNBC News; BUI Cullen (IS) Cowboy G-Men France; a lot of it is still in WNBC Empbasla (5) Call To Prayer •100—WCII News; Sidelight* (111—WABC News; Scott Muni WOR News; Galen Drake 5:25—(11) Clutch Cargo use though not in first-class con- WHTO Monmoath-Oceaa 10100—WCIS News • HO—WHTO News: 9:30- (2) Movie 7:15- (5) News WNBC News; Bob Haymss Relaxing Muslo dition. In Normandy we'll shoot Newa Summary 7:28- (7) Morning Prayer EATONTOWN WNBC Newa: Art Ford WON News: Les Smith •ill—WNBC Emphasla (5) Heckle and Jeckle toward the beach, matching the 1OHI—WOR McCallougb A Eliot WABC News; Breakfast Club 7:30- (5) Ding Dong School DRIVE-IN THEATRE WOR News; John Scott 10)00—WCBS News; (7) Rocky and His stuff we're getting now." ROUTE IS nl the CIRCLE Arthur Godfrey Friends (7) Early Bird Cartoons Zanuck said he would spend the Shows NItely From Dnik WHTO Headilnea; Muslo (S) Movie 8:00- (2) News WNBC News; Art Ford summer gathering six battle se- WOR News Reports (11) Three Stooges (5) Sandy Becker AT RADIO STATION quences—he has already filmed a Idlll—WOR Martha Deane (13) Combat Sergeant (7) Little Rascals 10110— WHTO News: British paratroop operation at BOTH THURSDAY EVENING 8:10- (2) News 1410 Relaxing Muslo Cyprus. In October he'll start the WOR Interviews, 1:00— (4) News and Weather 8:15- (2) Captain Kangaroo THEATRES Martha Deane human part of the story. He hopes NOW SHOWING (5) Felix and Diver Dan 8:30— (7) Chubby's Rascals ON 10:9s—WABC News: to use many of the original lo- Charlie Graer (7) News 9:00- (2) People's Choice cations, including Von Runstedt's WNBC Emphasis (11) Popeye (4) Family Y0UR lliOO—WCIS News; House Part; bunker in France, Rommel's villa WHTO Headilnea; Musis (13) I Led Three Lives (7) Beulah and Southwick House in Plym- IWHTG! WNBC News: Art Ford 1:05— (4) Movie 9:25- (5) News WOR News outh, where Gen. Eisenhower di- DIAL llllS—WOR McCanns at Rom* 1:15- (7) Local News 9:30- (2) My Little Margie rected the invasion. WHTO Beach Report Topper The Vo.ce of the North Jersey Shore liltO—WCBS Garry Moore 8:20- (7) Weather (5) WHTORed Bank Register 6:25- (7) Sports (7) Memory Lane "Big name actors aren't hard Newa, fete Hoffman 8:30- (4) Local News I Love Lucy to get for a project that has the Report Directly from Beachfront 11:15 a.m., 1:15 p.m. 11140—WCIS Croiby-Clooney 10:00- (2) llrSS—WABC News (5) Cartoons (4) Say When backing of four governments, POLICY ALSO MONMOUTH PARK RESULTS AFTER EACH RACE WNBC Emphasis (7) Eichmann Trial (5) Movie Including a former enemy," said lltll—-WHTO Midday Stock Report Feature Screened at At Eatontown Jim Bishop, Narrator 10:30- (2) Video Village Zanuck. "In fact, the actors have 2:00, 4:15, 7:00, 9:30 ESTHER WILLIAMS (11) Huckleberry Hound (4) Play Your Hunch been writing me." (IS) Movie (7) I Married Joan War Colonel 2 Complete Matinee* "THE BIG SHOW" «:40- (4) Weather 11:00- (2) Double Exposure Zanuck was a wartime colonel THIS IS HOT MERCHANDISE «:45- (4) News (4) Price Is Right who happened to be in the Aleu- 7:00- (2) News (7) Gale Storm tians on June 6, 1944—"but I had (4) Long John Silver 11:25- (5) News been in on a Commando raid in (5) Mister Magoo 11:30- (2) Your Surprise Pack 1942." He bought the Cornelius BUT NOT STOLEN (7) Vikings age Ryan book as his most ambitious (9) Terry toon Circus (4) Concentration project since relinquishing the (11) News (5) Romper Room reins of 20th Century-Fox studios Bergman "WE SOLEMNLY STATE THAT ALL THE 7:05- (2) Local News (7) Love That Bob* and going independent. GOODBYE 7:10- (2) Weather "I haven't been entirely satis- MERCHANDISE BELOW HAS A FREE TITLE (11) Local News fied with the independent films AGAIN" 7:15- (2) News I've made so far," he admitted. 7:20- (5) MOVIE TIMETABLE News 'I kept to reasonable budgets, 7:25—(11) RED BANK Weather and only now have I found a REGARDLESS OF WHAT OUR COMPETITION MAY IMPLY" Carleton—Parent Trap 2:00; 4 7:30— (2) Summer Sports subject that I found completely 10; 7:00; 9:35. Spectacular fascinating." (4) Outlaws EATONTOWN "The Longest Day" won't be BRIGHT ACRES OPEN EYES.—OPEN SUN. 8-6 (5) Rough Riders Drive-In—Parent Trap 8:40 the most expensive movie of all (7) Guestward Ho! 1:10; The Big Show 11:10. time, he said, but it won't be (9) Movie COLUNGWOOD USED MOWERS NEW MOWERS cheap, either. He said he had no (11) You Asked For It Shore Drive-In—Morgan Thi problems in convincing the 20th- 8:00- (5) City Reporter Pirate 8:50; 12:10; The Greei FAIRBANKS-MORSE 22" SELF PROPELLED Fox brass on his project, and no (7) Donna Reed Helmet 10:45. wonder—he's the largest single (11) Divorce Court HAZLET ROTARY stockholder. RIDING ROTARY WITH (13) Mike Wallace Loew's Drive-In—Parent Trar. WITH BRIGGS ENGINE 8:20—(13) News 8:50: 12:20; Police Dog Story The studio has had some rocky BRIGGS & (2 only) 8:30- (2) Zane Grey 11:20. times since his departure as head STRATTON .50 (4) Bat Masterson ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS man, and I asked if he ever re- Way Below (5) Four Just Men ' Atlantic—The Pleasure of His gretted his decision. ENGINE 49 Cost (7) Real McCoys Company 7:10; 9: IS. "Not for a minute," he replied. 39 HIGHLANDS I wanted to leave five years (13) Betty Furness 9:00— (2) Gunslinger Marine—Young Savages 7:20 before I did. I'm confident the LAWN BOYj TORO 2V 9:20. studio will pull out of its slump." KEANSBURG He added that he will be re- WITH RECOIL . (5) Wrestling 88 (7) My Three Sons Casino—The Last Sunset 2:00 turning to Hollywood after film- ROTARY STARTER (J) Fiesta In Puerto Ric 6:30; 9:00. ing abroad for four years. He'll 74 (11) Target KEYPORT make his next two films there, (Needs Engine Work) (On* Only) Strand—Parent Trap 8:45; 9:04, including Ernest Gann's best sell LONG BRANCH er, "Fate Is the Hunter." EVENING PERFORMANCE ALL SEATS RESERVED Monmouth Opera Baronet—Pepe 2:20; 7:00; 9:50 FREEHOLD STARTS FRI. AIR CONDITIONED BEACH UMBRELLAS—FULL SIZE FESTIVAL Strand—The Parent Trap 7:00 SS Giordano, Mafineeat2 CONVENTION HALL 9:45. WITH OAK POST JULY 21 LYRIC PAR? ASBURY PARK ASBURY PARK Lyric—Ladies Man 3:00; 7:40 Hanlon, All OUR LOWEST PRICE EVER This Fri., July 21 9:55. RESERVED SEATS NOW ON 5 Mayfalr—Goodbye Again 2:40 SALE AT BOX OFFICE - i 7:25; 9:50. Out for Hughes MAIL ORDERS FILLED BOHEME Ocean—Never On Sunday 7:30 TRENTON — Former Mon- Kiln Dried Redwood PEAT MOSS 10:00. mouth County"" Judge John C. SHOWN TWICE Dun.r Box Office Now Open Giordano, Tong Branch, yester- ::0O * 8:30 P.M. (JUST 15 WEATHEEATHER BEBEATEA N BALES) Paramount—The Guns of Nav- Prleri (Tsx Included) arone 2:30; 7:20; 10:10. day was named state vice chair- 6 CU. FT. Res. PR 5-0900 EVPS. txc. Sat. Orch. 2.00, PICNIC SET 6 CU. FT. St. James—Spartacus 2:00; 8:0C man of the Lawyers for Hughes Men. 3.50. Loue 3.50. Sal. • All Clear Redwood organization. William F. Hanlon, Eve. Orrh. 3.50, Mezr. J.00. ^.88 PER Interlaken, was appointed chair- Loge 3.50. Mats. exc. Sun. & LA • 60 Inch 88 BALE man for Monmouth County. Hoi. Orch. 1.(9. Mczz. 2.00. Lone 3.50. Bun. it Hoi. ill • With 2 Benches THE AMAZING ARNI The selections were announced day. Orch. 2.00, Men. 2.50, DOLCE 15 Cash & Carry jy Adrian M. Folye, Jr., state Lose 3.50. chairman of the group which is America's Young Master of Magic PR 5-108Ef VITA working for the election of Rich- : M W» •ttUl> J SALTERINI WROUGHT IRON FURNITURE ard J. Hughes, Democratic can- RECOMMENDED FOR MATURE ADULTS ONLY Magic unexcelled, entertainment unsurpassed didate for governor. ONE COCKTAIL TABLE WITH PLATE GLASS TOP In a statement, the two and •rid comedy unequalled. ither new members of the 21 AIR-CONDITIONED .95 county organization said: "To NOW REGULAR 125.00 NOW ONLY FOR BOOKINGS Write PO Box 22" the Bar of New Jersey, the out- PARAMOUNT WALTER READS THEATRE Call HI 3-1821 Highlands, N. J. standing qualifications of Judge 39 Hughes are particularly familiar. SHOWING ASBURY PARK ALL OTHER SALTERINI FURNITURE REDUCED For almost 10 years, he was a judge in the County and Superior DUPONT CHEMICAL STARTING TOMORROW Courts, including the Appellate The greatest high adventure ever filmed! BUNTING FOLDING Division. He compiled a distin- CHAISE LOUNGE the ever popular vagabond lover guished record and became mm mutts imse SPRAYER *V88 ONE OF THE ALL TIME GREATS known as one of New Jersey's OUR OF SHOW BUSINESS most respected legal voices in the REG. 6.95 4# fields of civil liberties and juve- GREGORY PECK LOWEST PRICE 88 lile problems. JUST ATTACH TO HOSE EVER 9 RUDY VALLEE! MVDNIfEN • •*» continuous dancing to 30 MONMOUTH ST. Vincent Bell Trio and Les Kennedy's Velvetoncs ANTHONY QUINN RED BANK, N. J. 2 Shows Nightly - Special Dinntr Show Sat. 8:30 p.m. • Delicious Home Cooking • Never a Cover Charge OAtIS OPtW HO '.M.-MOVItS AT DUSK SH 7-2222 uiooniuiu-mrr «i. awrwn For the fullest enjoyment of "The Guns of Nova* M/A RESERVATIONS CA 9-1000 TON1TE „ WALT DISNEY rone," we requettfully urge that you see It from BROAD ST. AL NOW\ HAYLEY MIUS-MVUT MILLS' the beginning. HIBBLER MSP-PAREMTTRAP! SHREWSBURY / , 'in TECHNICOLOR [l Features: Monday thru Friday, 2:30, 7:20, 10:20 Saturday: 2:00, 5:00, 8:00 and 11:00 SH 7-5555 UpjmM • BRIAN HUH | CLUB Sunday and Inclement days: 1:30, 4:20, 7:20, 10:10 OCIAN FROHT, LONG BRANCH. NX ICHILDRCM UNDCR 12 FREE l Tm leotcttmcutmiawl STEVE ROPER By SAVNDERS and OVERGARD RED BANK REGISTER .Thursday, July 20, 1961—19 CO/ITOWJ spades. Now when South runi the clubs, West can ditc&rd the five Woman Uses By ALFRED SHEINWOLD of diamonds and the king of dia- monds! Only the rich man is worried After some agonized thought, Pockeibook about burglars. Only the player West discarded the three of DAILY QUESTION with values in two or more suits spades. By this time South had Partner opens with one heart, Has discarding problems. no doubt as to what -was going and the next player doubles. YouOn Officer Declarer won the first trick in on. He gave up a diamond to hold: Spades A, hearts K Q 8 2, dummy with the ace of spades The Hand diamonds 9 8 7 4, clubs J 10 7 4, SEA BRIGHT - A ipecial of- and hit upon the idea of leading South dealer ' What do you say? ficer said he was belted with a a diamond from dummy rather North-South vulnerable Answer: Redouble. This is the popketbook Tuesday night when than a club. It was a fortunate NORTH best way to show a good hand choice. 4> A overman opponent's takeout dou- he tried to halt a domestic argu- West won with the king of dia- V K Q S 2 ble. At your next turn you expect iment' monds and looked around for a 0 9 8 7 4 * J 10 7 4 to bid three hearts to complete! The victim was Special Officer way to get to his partner. He ledWEST EAST •our message. Edward Dillon. a club to,East's ace and got a * Q832 For Sheinwold's 36-page book- His assailant, charged with as- spade return, just as he wished. THESe BQ FORESTRY RETIREMENT AGE WERE the state's, William Jennings of film! And you'll receive tele- 3& Mountain TREES-OUR FLOWERS HEAO- REPLACING THEM Bryan. The state's anti-evolution laka OUAKTERS WITH COLLEGE vision signals from around the II IX law was upheld./' world. SLOonnnntt 7RAINED MEN S&BtretchM UKE VOU/ out l> M 10 % The Day Under Your Sign 34. Garbage l«> pert Hi ARIES (Bora Match 21 to April 19) LIBRA (Sept. 2} «o Oct. 22) S7.Glrf« •» il If someone tries to win your coafl6eoc«t Watch your step with itruccrit While nickname aa try to find hit motires. you re about it, watch your parse 1 38. Large Urd % TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) IS The unexpected tn*y be exacted todiy. SCORPIO (Och.23 fo N«v. 21) .> 40. Girl's name Go it alone today, as tnott people 43. Cot % % News may come from surprising source. aren't in a co-operative mood. it '••/ GEMINI (M.y 21 to JUIM 21) 44.A shade of Be patient. Tedious routine £oei along; SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 tp Dec 21) difference Jo •H V -•ith the most glamorous of jobs. Get Plenty of sleep. Health natters are 47. Biblical CANCER (Jun. 22 to July 21) problematical for a few days. weed % % A 31 33 NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL It's been much too long since you 48. Strikes spent sn eTcnini; con?erstng with an. CAPRICORN (DM. 22 to J«n. 20) % old friend. Resentful attitude can only do yon 49. German 01AP YOU'RE FINALLY TAKIN I JUST WANT TO SEE barm. Keep cares to yourielf. ' i/ 3o LEO (July 22 «o Aug. 21) river A INTEREST IN THE CAME.' THAT RULE ABOUT GIRLS DOWN \. HAVING Keep party light and gay and above AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Fab. 19) ft all, try to aroid controversial discus* Read all you can about latest develop- 1. Graceful sions. ments in your particular line of worlc % FOR A BOO* VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sopf. 22) IT ABOUT GOLfV ISN'T VHKT PISCES (Ftb. 20 fo March 20), 2. Toughen Don't be bitter about riiiappointmcnt. 3. Firm ^A 90 MUCH- The • other person probably had no Be objective, even though it is might; choice. difficult to look at things unselfishly. 4. Corridor 6. 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Send to Laura Wheeler FOR TONIGHT/ BODY AND SONG TO care of The Red Bank Register, Needlecraft Dept., >. 0. Box 161, Old Chelsea Station, New York BETTER HOUSEKEEPING SHOP II, N. Y. Print plainly pattern number, name, address and zone. 46 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK Send now for our exciting, new 1961 Needlecraft Catalog Over Telephone SH 1-4310—Open Wed. and Fri. Nights 125 designs to crochet, knit, sew, embroider, quilt, weave — fash- ions, homefurnishjnKS, toys, Rifts, FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE ENTRANCE bazar hits. Plus FREE—instruc- ON WHITf ST. PARKIN* LOT tions for six smart veil caps. Hurry, send 25c now! < 20—Thursday, July 20, 1961 Visiting Students Like US. KifryKellyt 1 Plays Wailing-Wall Part Offer Criticism, But General Opinion Is 'Great! Dear Kitty: cause of the expense. He says (Editor's note: Betieviag that Imagine th« exchange students igh up in the Berkshire' Mountains of M_Ba-| Hchufietts, about nine miles east of Lee, lies one of the world's most famous dance centers, Jacob's Pillow, home of the summer dance festival and the University of the Dance. -Founded by its director, Ted Shawn* the "Father of American Dance," Jacob's Pillow is in its 28th year of the Festival and 19th year in the Ted Shuwn Theater. With ballet, modern and ethnic dance studied in the school, dance is repre- sented In Its entirety at Jacob's Pillow, Each sum- mer day, under thebright, sunshine, students andper- formers from the world over, can be seen studying and rehearsing their steps. This year, Nel Roos, for- mer ballet mistress of the Netherlands Opera in Am- sterdam, is choreographer in residence at Jacob's Pillow, and will chore- ograph a work using the students which will be seen during the Festival. The University" of the Dance is at capacity this summer with 61 students taking the six week course and 67 in the three week course. The ages vary; the youngest is IS, the oldest 46. The students are bas-" ically divided into % two groups. The younger ones are preparing for profes-^ sional careers and the old- (vi er ones are mostly teachers ^ polishing, extending and en- Working for balance, a group of ballet students at riching their backgrounds.' Jacob's Pillow warm up for class with barre exer- -• Students of the dance and cises on the outdoor platform adjoining Studio One. ballet at Jacob's Pillow are pictured here. 1 Ted Shawn, right, helps Students relax their Hanne-Marie Ravn and muscles after long Hemming Plindt, of the Ethnic dance expert La Meri, Elinor Coffee and left, explains a "Moudra" morning class at Ja- Royal Danish Ballet, Robe/t Tilrow cob's Pillow. The rub- with their rehearsal for 4 (hand gesture) during in- 1 read mail from formal session on lawn. bing helps relieve the the "Moon Reindeer. ' home. aches and tiredness. Naomi Marritt and Steven Rayow practice lifts between classes. Both are winter students atthe Metropolitan Opera Ballet School in New York. TMi W»Vt MCTUtt SHOW-AP I Secret Service Agents RED BAm REGISTER Thursday, July 20, 1961—23 ( by HANK KFTCHAM They Guard the President DEISMS JHB MENACE Editor1. Not«-Ti*y'r* U.S. Secret Service, took * re- works out to about $3.36 an hour. to Ity down their lives, if nec- porter in tow, looked around, Charlie can count on a total of •Mwry, to Mve the lite of the spotted Charles Hall as a rather nearly $8,000 a year. That isn't WINES and LIQUORS chief. They're also asked to typical agent, and even' started wealth and when it comes to fi- work overtime at less than reg- the interviewing himself. Need- nances, Mrs. Hall isn't much dif- ular pay, buy their own tuxe- less to say, Hall talked readily. ferent from other wives. IT'S BACK AGAIN—HERE ONLY! does, and cover part of their Since Baughman doesn't want "Sometimes she wishes there road expense* with their own names and pictures of his agents was a little more pay," her hus- THE ALL TIME FAMOUS money. Yet there's no shortage printed widely, the name is fic- band says. of volunteers for the White tion but the initials are right. But she is proud of him, his House assignment in the Se- Hall is a well-knot chap with cret Service. work and his responsibilities. And close-cropped, curly brown hair. while Charlie is away from home He carries 185 pounds on a 5 GIBSON'S a lot and his son can't understand By DOUGLAS B. CORNELL foot 11 frame—and a .38 revolver why, the job has rewards for ALL STRAIGHT on his left hip. He looks as if him. WASHINGTON (AP) - Thirty- he could have turned in a pret- five men around the President ty fair performance as a half- "Partly," he said, "it's the constantly turn their backs on back in college. But he was an wide experience you get and the him—and get away with it. end instead, at Concordia Col- type and variety of people you WHISKIES These aren't ordinary men. lege in Western Minnesota. meet. GIBSON WHISKEY IS FAMOUS FOR ITS AGE, They watch the people who watch "How old are you?" the chief "You get a lot of satisfaction the President. Carefully picked, asked. out of knowing the first family HIGH QUALITY AND MILDNESS. appreciates the protection you rigorously trained, they are Se- "Twenty-nine." A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME AT THIS PRICE cret Service agents responsible "Married?" give them. You sense it even tor the life and safety of Hie Yes, and he has a son 4'/£ when they don't come right out chief executive and his family. and another baby due in Octo- and say so." , What is a typical agent like? ber. He rents a semi-detached Give Their Lives What tempts him into a job that house in the suburbs. What are his orders if some- keeps him away from home a Never while he is on duty is body tries to attack the Pru- lot, costs him money out of his Hall without that gun on his hip.dent or one of the family? own pocket for expenses, and ex- Most of the time it's a revolver "I would automatically respond pects him to put his own life on * 1780VOIS HE VXSHT HAW: with a four-inch barrel. With and protect them at all costs, no the line, if need be, to protect evening clothes, a less conspicu- CUP M THAT WAY)' 1 matter what the cost to myself the man* in the White House? Ous gun with a two-inch barrel might be. if ., • ,. .. .,, m y Hall said, Typical Agent j is permissible, although it isn't "One of the understandings we ffA n'' t '* .i™' Fifth as demand- Who U. E. Baughman, chief of the| accurate. have is that we'd give our lives ;*"%** s * ^ a real chal- Varied Wardrobe if necessary. We aren't told that. "nee" That matter of evening clothes It's^just one of the things we un- points up a problem. Since Se- derstand when we get the job." Regardless of that unwritten The new Church of England cret Service agents accompany Cathedral in Coventry, which will SAVE the President and Mrs.'Kennedy requirement, there are men lined up waiting to get into the SS. be consecrated in May, 1962, Is everywhere they go in public, rising near the carefully pre- to all sorts of official and so- "We don't have to go out re- cruiting," Chief Baughman said. served ruins of the famous 15th cial functions, they need a varied Century church. The old church wardrobe. It's a uniform in ef- A few agents at the White THE House have fixed assignments— was destroyed in a World War II fect, but (hey get no clothing bombing raid. allowance. with Mrs. Kennedy or with Hall inyested $85 in a tuxedo. daughter Caroline, for example. When he has to turn out in white Most of them are assigned to One of Europe's oldest wildlife COST tie and' tails, for state dinners the President and are split up preserves is on Fame Island off or receptions, for example, he into three eight-hour shifts. England's Northumberland coast. LIQUOR STORES rents them for $12.50 an evening They change at midnight, 8 It was established in 675 A.D. by —$12.50 of his own money. a.m. and 4 p.m. The agents ro- St. Cuthbert, and is still vigilantly When the first family goes out tate from one shift to another protected. — RED BANK OF of town, to Middleburg, Va., Newevery two weeks so as to spread it the judge's 39 BROAD ST. — FREE PARKING ft DELIVERY — SH 7*3334 York, Palm Beach, Cape Cod, around the night duty. It pays to advertise in The Hall goes along. But he and the "Your time for yourself or your Registers-Advertisement. daughter. other agents don't live in the style of a President. They can't ALL afford it, not on $12 a day to cover room, food, laundry, odds Ask your deiltr about a real cool •xtrieotf opUon-Ch«vrol«t air conditioning, and ends—everything but trans' portation. THESE It isn't that Baughman or the President are stingy. The limit, is set by law, and there's a bill passed by the House and pending in the Senate to boost it to $16 WITH But in these times, a hotel room or a single meal In a swank spot could wipe out even $16 aH in one swipe. OUTSIDE So when an advance agent for a presidential trip moves into a town, he tries to arrange for most of the Secret Service men UMINALL to stay in hotels or motels where the manager will give them spe- LATEX-ALKYD cial rates. r PAINT for While the expense allowance is fixed, except for assignments on CONCRETE - BRICK military posts and overseas, pay-! checks vary in the Secret Service STUCCO according to promotions and length of service. In time, an ASBESTOS SHINGLES agent might work up to $14,000 or: $15,000 a year. ! C.55 Hall is in Civil Service grade ^Cjfll. 10. That pays $6,995 a year. In October, he will have been in the DEEP COLORS SS three years and should go up SLIGHTLY HIGHER to grade 11 and $7,560. 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